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....are your shades down?!
J. DON FERGUSON - Sheriff Jed Ames
CATHLEEN LOUISE - Detective Kate Blanchard
PATRICK MOORE - Deputy Paul Higgins
LESLIE STEVENS - Dana Anderson
PRODUCED BY - Bob Cook
CO-PRODUCER - Vinson Williams
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY - Bob Cook
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY - Francis Grumman
Winner "Best Cinematography" - Kissimmee Film Festival
Winner "Best Director" - Arlington, Film Festival
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small town of Haynes City, Florida. Johnny has an unusual business. He
videotapes people in the privacy of their own home and sells it on the Internet
as pornography. Haynes City is run by Sheriff Jed Ames (J. Don Ferguson)
and his deputy, Paul Higgins (Patrick Moore). When the Internet Voyeur is
tied to a murder case and found dead with a gunshot wound to the head, the
Sheriff sees it "as an obvious case of murder suicide."
Kate Blanchard (Cathleen Louise), a detective in the Sacramento Children's
Crime Unit and sister to the Movie Voyeur, visits Haynes City to claim her
brother's body. During her trip, she finds a few holes in the Sheriff's
investigation. She believes her brother was killed by one of the victims
videotaped by her brother, and then framed for the murder. Although Kate is
no match for Jed physically, she has a decided advantage during a battle of
the minds. Kate turns up several suspects including the town's Preacher and
the beautiful Dana Anderson (Leslie Stevens), a nurse who claims to be an
exhibitionist who had an unusual love affair with the Movie Voyeur.
Comedy upstages this mystery, however, when Deputy Higgins views the
voyeur's tapes and can't get the images of the townspeople out of his mind.
"I'm not aroused, but I'm definitely affected," he confides to Kate during a
meeting. Gripping suspense, horrific realism, and a career performance by J.
Don Ferguson will keep you on the edge of your seat.
LOCK YOUR DOORS....
PULL YOUR SHADES....
AND STAY ALIVE....
OR YOU'LL WIND UP ON MOVIEVOYEUR.COM