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Overcome with rage, Daniel pummels the driver and leaves him for dead. However, upon reaching the hospital, Jessica's memory shifts, and she identifies someone else as the attacker.
While some critics found the lead acting standard for a TV movie, James Caan is widely praised for bringing emotional weight to the role of the vengeful father. You can check out reviews or more details
While camping, Jessica is brutally attacked. In their frantic drive to the hospital, they encounter a trucker whom Jessica identifies as her assailant.
Things worsen when Daniel discovers the man he beat—who has since turned up dead—was the son of the local sheriff, Morgan McKenna (Caan). Now, Daniel must work alongside the grieving sheriff to "solve" the murder while secretly covering his own tracks. Key Highlights While some critics found the lead acting standard
The story follows Daniel Pruitt (Schaech), a Seattle detective looking for a fresh start. He and his wife, Jessica (Elizabeth Lackey), head to the countryside for a camping trip that quickly turns into a nightmare.
(2002) is a gritty, made-for-TV thriller starring Hollywood legend James Caan and Johnathon Schaech . Originally aired on the USA Network , it explores the thin line between justice and revenge in a small-town setting. Plot Summary Things worsen when Daniel discovers the man he
The film is noted for its tense, "Hitchcockian" suspense and its setting in the rugged Pacific Northwest (filmed in New Zealand standing in for Oregon).