Cupid's Prey (2002) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 2002

Original Title:
Cupid's Prey

Alternate Titles:
Incubo d'amore

Genres:
Drama | Mystery

Production Countries:
New Zealand | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 87

Love seduces... passion kills.

Rebecca Swain is a beautiful, intellectual young woman. Life is good to her. Her new boyfriend Matt's family is rich and socially prominent. The idea of a romantic weekend with him at his parents' palatial estate sounds inviting. The visit to paradise brings her face to face with Matt's family for the first time. His father, Jeremy, is dashingly handsome like his son. His mother Iris, on the other hand, looks at first glance to be a slightly unbalanced alcoholic. Rebecca instantly impresses Jeremy who is smitten with her charm and grace. As the weekend progresses, she finds herself seduced into a deadly love triangle. All is not as it seems between father, mother, and son. As Rebecca peels away the family's hidden realities, she finds herself embroiled in their secrets, and the unwilling victim of the family's most deranged member. She will need all her resources to uncover the ultimate horrible truth and stay alive.

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Casting:
Lindsay Chag

Co-Producer:
Jeffrey Schenck

Director:
Dale G. Bradley

Director of Photography:
Renaud Maire

Editor:
Eric De Beus

Executive Producer:
Paul Colichman
Stephen P. Jarchow

Music:
Bruce Lynch

Producer:
Grant Bradley

Production Design:
Shayne Radford

Writer:
Lynne Moses

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