Living in Peril

1997 ""

Living in Peril

5.3 | 1h33m | R | en | Drama

The young architect Walter leaves his wife Linda to go to L.A. to draw a mansion for Harrison. On the highway a truck driver almost drives him off the road. Walter calls the truck-company to complain. The driver gets fired. When Walter arrives to the apartment-block where he has rented a flat he meets the choleric landlord William and the others living there. But now the problems starts. The next morning somebody has ruined his drawing and Harrison dislikes what Walter has drawn. But soon everything gets out of hand. Walter gets into more trouble - one morning he finds rats all over his apartment and the next day he finds his beautiful neighbor killed in his bed - and he starts to think that it is the fired truck driver who is out to get revenge.

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5.3 | 1h33m | R | en | Drama , Comedy , Thriller | More Info

Released: June. 21,1997 | Released Producted By: Green Communications , Peril Productions Country: Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

Rob Lowe , Jim Belushi , Dean Stockwell

Director

Steve Newquist

Producted By

Green Communications , Peril Productions

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Rob Lowe

as Walter Woods

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Dean Stockwell

as William

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Reviews

rjbradlow I do not know if this qualifies as a 'Spoiler' or not, so I ticked the box anyway.This movie is part of a 12 Great Movie Collection on 3 DVDs in 1 box I bought from Walmart and it is NOT a movie that deserves to be in a 'Great' movie collection.I couldn't even finish watching it. IMO this is Not even 'B' movie material in spite of the acting being better than the writing.Walter Woods (Robe Lowe) has the most impossible worst luck EVER!Everything that happens to him is extremely implausible. One thing after another in a string of unbelievable stupidity.Yes people can find themselves in unfortunate circumstances but this guy and this film is just a constant train wreck of implausibility.I cannot believe anyone could be as stupid as this guy, would put up with what he does, would find themselves in the situations that unfold or would handle these situations he encounters the way he does. IMO this is one of the worst films I have ever tried to watch and Believe me I tried to give it a chance to recover but it just kept diving deeper and deeper into ludicrous.There is just no way possible that anyone on earth could find themselves in the situations that unfold in succession for Walter in such short order or even a lifetime for that matter.If it wasn't on the same disc with 2 other half-way decent movies and one really good movie I would toss it in the garbage.The other 3 are: The Leading Man, The Dark Side of the Sun and Personal Effects... which was the best of the 4.

whpratt1 After viewing this film into about the middle of the picture, I began to think it was a comedy and found it quite funny. Then, all of a sudden, things started to get crazy and Rob Lowe(Walter Woods),"Austin Powers in Goldmember",'02, wakes up with a young lady in bed with him who is very much dead. James Belushi ,(Harrison/Oliver)," Return to Me",2000, visits Walter Woods apartment and all hell breaks loose. It was very difficult for me to consider this a thriller after having laughed so much during the first half of the film! Everyone will see this picture in a different WAY!

revival05 Even though LIVING IN PERIL has got a remarkable **swedish** feeling over it it S*U*C*K*S BIG TIME!It has got simularities to just-as-awful CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED like so many other movies throughout Hollywood's history. 1. Laughable horrors. Nobody ever thought that white headed children was frightening, nor rats.2. Stupid script, aka IDIOT-POLICE and A SILLY BAD-GUY.and the classic one3. ACTORS THAT ARE FUN TO WATCH JUST BECAUSE IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO TAKE THEM SERIOUS!!!! Just take Rob Lowe and James Belushi! And I thought the mix with Christopher Reeve, Mark Hamill, and Kirstey Alley was fun!Otherwise we have great actors like Dean Stockwell and Earl Boen getting awfully thrown away.Allow be to bring out a 3/10

Jemmy This is basically a movie about Rob Lowe being terrified of fictional rats that he believes crawl out of his toilet at night and urinate on his blueprints. I'm not kidding. Add to this an ex-East German with no brains whatsoever, an expensive prostitute, James Belushi (no less annoying than he was in About Last Night, also with Rob Lowe) and Al from Quantum Leap and you have the entire untalented cast. Okay, so one has to admit that they had _nothing_ with which to work, I'll agree to that. However, one also has to admit that if they read the script before agreeing to do the movie, then they're all _really_ desperate for money. Even Bull from Night Court shows up to sell Rob Lowe a gun. The only worthwhile thing about this movie occurs in the first five minutes when someone uses a two liter of Coca-Cola as a deadly weapon. I approved of that. The rest of the movie is boring, and utterly peril-less, not perilous.