Doppelganger: The Evil Within with Drew Barrymore: DVD Cover

    Doppelganger: The Evil Within Director: Avi Nesher Cast: Drew Barrymore

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    • DVD Release Date: 12/17/2002
    • Original Release: 1993
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 32,878
     
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    Closed Caption; 4:3 full-screen version; 2.0 Dolby Digital Stereo; Scene index; Interactive menus; Digitally mastered; Photo gallery

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Angel's Court [12:10]
    2. Vision at Victor's [8:07]
    3. Exorcism Diet [6:57]
    4. She's My Doppelganger [8:05]
    5. Hollywood Party [6:04]
    6. Fred [3:37]
    7. Prime Suspect [6:46]
    8. Night Visit [7:39]
    9. Faith Over Fear [13:01]
    10. Intimate Strangers [9:30]
    11. Mansion on the Hill [13:56]
    12. Music Box/End Credits [9:19]

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    Editorial Reviews

    This confusing but enjoyably weird film stars Drew Barrymore (still toying with her good girl/bad girl image) as Holly Gooding, a young woman who apparently stabs her mother to death in New York then shows up on the doorstep of young L.A. screenwriter Patrick (George Newbern), in response to his ad for a prospective roommate. Despite his attraction to her, Patrick is increasingly bewildered by the appearance of Holly's apparent double, whose existence she neither confirms nor denies. At the same time, Holly is tormented by recurring visions of her mother's death and the persistent snooping of an FBI agent. When Patrick becomes convinced that Holly is being pursued by her own evil twin, he learns from ex-nun and phone-sex operator Sister Jan (Sally Kellerman) that the deadly double is Holly's "doppleganger," a supernatural creature which haunts a human being after assuming that person's shape. One plot twist follows another before unraveling completely in a ridiculously contrived double-surprise climax. This film does boast good performances and manages to avoid most standard low-budget horror conventions -- that is, until the last five minutes, wherein its cleverness is derailed by plot holes large enough to fly a zeppelin through. Cavett Binion, All Movie Guide

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