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When Strangers Appear is a 2001 psychological thriller film directed by Scott Reynolds and starring Radha Mitchell, Barry Watson, and Josh Lucas. Plot. When Beth (Mitchell) opens her remote roadside diner, she expects another slow day. But almost immediately, Jack (Watson), a handsome drifter bursts in, bleeding and on the run.
- Scott Reynolds
- Scott Reynolds
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Jan 22, 2002 · When Strangers Appear: Directed by Scott Reynolds. With Radha Mitchell, Josh Lucas, Barry Watson, Kevin Anderson. A man enters a roadside diner run by a young woman and claims he is being chased by murderers.
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- Action, Mystery, Thriller
- Scott Reynolds
- 2002-01-22
When Strangers Appear R 2001 1h 40m Mystery & Thriller List Reviews 57% 500+ Ratings Audience Score The owner of a roadside cafe plays a deadly cat-and-mouse game with three psychopaths.
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- Scott Reynolds
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- Radha Mitchell
As day dawns on a quiet beachside community, Beth (Radha Mitchell) opens her remote roadside diner for another day of business. Enter her first customer, Jack (Barry Watson), a disheveled twenty-something who appears very frightened.
"When Strangers Appear" (2001) is just the sort of film I'm a sucker for. It's a tense, neo-Hitchcockian thriller with a crisp, clean visual style, a forceful sense of place, several great suspense sequences, very effective camera work, and one hell of a paranoid mood.
Feb 1, 2001 · R 02/01/2001 (US) Thriller 1h 38m. User. Score. What's your Vibe ? Play Trailer. Don't serve coffee to strangers. Overview. A man enters a roadside diner run by a young woman and claims he is being chased by murderers. Scott Reynolds. Director, Writer. dennyjt.
Feb 1, 2001 · Synopsis by Mark Deming. A woman is placed in a dangerous position after a chance meeting with a stranger in this suspense drama. A drifter wanders into a quiet diner off a highway, and the woman who manages the place takes pity on him and gives him breakfast on the house since he doesn't have any money.
