Tuesday, July 8, 2008
By: MrDisgusting
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This afternoon we were alerted to a new thriller entitled CRUSH, which was directed by John Soto. While the official website doesn't carry much more than a long synopsis and some behind-the-scenes stills, we've been told there's enough terror for some small coverage here on B-D. Read on for the synopsis and watch for some updates when they come in.
Twenty-something Julian Meadows, a would-be Tae Kwon Do champion, was kicked out of official competition in the USA for underage drinking. Trying to get his life back together, he finds himself studying architecture at university in Perth, Western Australia.
Life is looking up. Julian's doing well at uni and he's made good friends in Phil, Wesley and Logan. He's made a sporting comeback, gaining a spot in the upcoming finals of the Australian Tae Kwon Do Championships.
Julian is also in love with Clare, a fellow student, and their relationship is getting serious with plans to move in together. But those plans are thrown into disarray when Samantha, Julian's boss and sponsor of his student visa, pressures him into taking a last minute job: house-sitting a fabulous mansion in an exlusive part of Perth.
Julian takes up residence. The next day he's surprised to find a mysterious and strikingly beautiful young woman swimming in the pool. Calling herself Anna, Julian assumes she is the homeowner's niece he'd been told would drop by for a swim.
But Anna wants much more than a simple swim. She seduces Julian and declares she loves him. Unable to escape her attentions, Julian's life starts falling apart. Anna destroys any chance of reconciliation with Clare: she wants Julian all to herself. But there is more to Anna than meets the eye ......
CRUSH - Attraction can be fatal
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