Review of Sleeping with the Enemy (1991) by Eric H — 10 Dec 2014
It's really tough for actors to transcend bad material and the horribly predictable screenplay by Ronald Bass really reinforces that in "Sleeping With the Enemy," It does what I like to call the "When a Stranger Calls" crap-out: for the first fifteen minutes, it's pretty engaging, and the last fifteen minutes are about the same.
And in between is a boatload of Lifetime-caliber melodrama, and virtually nothing believable or interesting happening on screen.
This review of Sleeping with the Enemy (1991) was written by Eric H on 10 December 2014.
Sleeping with the Enemy has generally received positive reviews.
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