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- Synopsis When a mild-mannered English professor, John Dykstra, faces a challenge that shakes him to his core, he has to make a choice - leave an innocent woman to die, or summon his alter-ego, the hardboiled mystery writer Rick Hardin to save her.
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Plot. Jess picks up his girlfriend, Nicole, to head out to California in his convertible. On the way, Nicole complains she needs to urinate, and she urges Jess to find a rest stop. After exiting the building, she finds her boyfriend gone. A deranged truck driver throws her the red cell phone from the convertible, convincing her he has Jess.
Plot synopsis. Author John Dykstra, who writes under the pen name Rick Hardin, has had too much beer to drink at his mystery writer 's group meeting and desperately needs to find a rest stop on his return from Jacksonville, Florida to Sarasota, Florida.
Oct 7, 2006 · Overview. In Texas, the aspirant actress Nicole Carrow runs away home to Los Angeles with her boyfriend Jess Hilts. They drive through a shortcut in an old road, and when they park in a rest stop, Jess is abducted by the sadistic driver of an old yellow truck.
Rest Stop. Released. November 2008. Author John Dykstra, who writes under the pen name of Rick Hardin, has had too much beer to drink at his mystery writer's group meeting and desperately needs to find a rest stop on his return from Jacksonville to Sarasota.
Synopsis. Jess (Joey Mendicino) picks up his girlfriend, Nicole (Jaimie Alexander), to head out to California in his convertible. On the way, Nicole complains she needs to urinate, and she urges Jess to find a rest stop. After exiting the building, she finds her boyfriend gone.
Synopsis Based upon the short story by Stephen King, Rest Stop tells the story of a night in the life of professor John Dykstra, who writes novels under the pseudonym Rick Hardin. After a lecture, as is his practice, John Dykstra stops at a local bar for a few beers.
Rest Stop is the first direct-to-video horror film released by Warner Studios' "Raw Feed" imprint on October 17, 2006. It was written and directed by John Shiban.
