Spellbinder
Directed by Janet Greek
Spellbinder
Kelly Preston
Rick Rossovich
Audra Lindley
Perfect Romance! Relentless Suspense! Total Terror! A scream in the night: across a deserted L.A. street, a man is brutally assaulting a woman. Jeff Mills (Timothy Daly, TV's Wings) rushes to the woman's defense, and crosses into a world of unimaginable evil. On the surface the beautiful woman, Miranda Reed (Kelly Preston, Twins) is a dream come true, the perfect lover, a miracle healer and a soul mate. But what follows is a real living nightmare, an encounter with terror so intense that death is almost merciful. Because Miranda is a fugitive of a bloodthirsty cult who wants her back by their unholy night of winter solstice, back in time for a human sacrifice. TV veteran Janet Greek (Babylon 5) directed this terrifying thriller that features a strong supporting cast which includes Rick Rossovich (Roxanne, The Terminator), Audra Lindley (TV's Three's Company and The Ropers), Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (Mortal Combat), M.C. Gainey (Django Unchained) and Stefan Gierasch (Carrie).
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