Review of Night of Terror

Obviously made for TV. The pace is a dead give-a-way and the language seems awful mild for the situations. Albeit director William Tannen seems to get the most out of his characters. The predictable story has a couple trying to make up for infidelities and it just isn't going to be easy. Jill Dunne(Mitzi Kapture)discovers her husband Sean(Rick Roberts)is involved with another woman, so she herself strays while in a weakened condition. Caught in the middle is Sean's teen daughter Olivia(Martha Maclsaac)and this girl is a first class pain in the ass. The Dunnes will try and rekindle the bonds that bind with a week of camping. One night is all it takes for all hell to break loose. Tension, suspicions and anxiety does not make for a happy camp. The man Jill had the tryst with seems to be a bit psychotic in his search for the perfect family. With the truth being told, the only reason I watched this was because of Ms. Kapture. Don't get me wrong; this movie is worth watching, just nothing to go out of your way for.