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No One Could Protect Her

I only watched it because it's movie night and my wife picked this one. Not bad, but not the greatest. I only giving a 5 because she enjoyed it.

This taught little TV thriller has a very good cast, and a very credible heroine played with considerable complexity by Joanna Kerns. The plot based on an actual case has a compulsive rapist and murderer repeatedly revisit the scene's of his crimes stalking his victims.The subject matter is dealt with discretely but the director builds the suspense very well to it's surprise ending.Well worth watching and well above average.

The actors did ok. And I guess it was a true story. But the screenwriters did nothing with it. Tons of repetition. I've seen worse movies. But everything that happened was just plain boring. The cops would not act. The husband going overboard. The main actress did well. But the material given her was just sad. All the other actors were just there. The only section of this borefest that was worth mentioning is when the main actress was first attacked. For that and her acting I give this a 2 stars. Unless you're a fan of hers skip this. The only way I made it through to the end was I was playing guitar so I wouldn't fall asleep.

Joanna Kerns, (Jessica Rayner) gave an outstanding performance of a woman who was raped on her front lawn and the only thing that saved her was an old man coming to her aid. Jessica has a very happy family life with her husband, Anthony John Denison, (Dan Rayner) who have a business that works out of their home and everything is going in the right direction until this rapist strikes. What makes this film terrifying is the fact that many other women are being raped and this rapist constantly goes back to Jessica and attempts to rape and kill her so she will not be able to identify him. This film begins to get rather boring with this rapist never being able to get caught by police or anyone else.