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Season of Fear: Directed by Doug Campbell. With Michael Bowen, Ray Wise, Clare Wren, Michael J. Pollard. A famous inventor marries a beautiful but much younger woman. His son becomes romantically involved with her.
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- 1989-05-12
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season of fear review ign doug campbell season of fear movie season of fear 1989 clare wren clare wren photo If the bizarre love triangle between father, son and stepmother weren't dangerous enough, it soon gives life to a conspiracy that's even more complicated and deadly. Prime Video. Watch Season of...
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- Michael Bowen
User Reviews. This is a terrible movie, terrible script, bad direction and nonsensical ending. Also, bad performances, except from Clancy Brown who is criminally underused here, and Michael Pollard. Watching this movie was purgatory--you do it to unload enough bad movie karma to actually see a good one further down the line.
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20 ★★★ ratings (17%) 12 ★★★½ ratings (10%) 4 ★★★★ ratings (3%) 1 ★★★★★ rating (1%) ★★★★★. Popular reviews. More. Review by Callisto ★★. Mick is driving down the road at a slow speed limit thanks to his old junker of a car, and Officer Clancy Brown pulls him over to speak hilarious lines.
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Season of Fear is a 1989 American thriller film written and directed by Doug Campbell. The film stars Michael Bowen, Ray Wise, Clare Wren, Michael J. Pollard and Clancy Brown.
Reviews of Season of Fear. Before he became the maestro of the Lifetime thriller, Doug Campbell began his career way back in 1989 with this erotic thriller that boasts a fairly impressive cast of cult fave actors like Michael Bowen, Ray Wise and Clancy Brown.
Season of Fear is a 1989 American thriller film written and directed by Doug Campbell. The film stars Michael Bowen, Ray Wise, Clare Wren, Michael J. Pollard and Clancy Brown. The film was released on May 12, 1989, by United Artists.
