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Dead Certain (1991)
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Brad Dourif as John Barnes | Dead Certain (1991)
Brad Dourif in Dead Certain
Dead Certain (1991)
Dead Certain, Adam Mitzner (F< 20s, blond wavy hair, orange purse, blue skirt, Court Sq E/M platform)
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Brad Dourif in Dead Certain (Murder Blues)
Character: John Barnes, who is kinda crazy, and his fiancee was murdered after cheating on him with (or leaving him for?) a cop. That cop is now dead certain that Barnes killed her, and is behind a string of serial murders!
Hotness Meter: Thereβs a sex scene in this one! Hells yeah! And Barnes is pretty nicely insane, and sports both his suave slicked-back hair in flashback scenes, and his floofy curls. If I was his fiancee, I would not have screwed around on him with some dopey cop. 9/10
Movie on the Whole: If you were to reverse the amount of screen time given to the detective character and Barnes, it might have been a better movie. The protagonist was unlikable in every possible way, managing to be both a drug-addicted dead-beat dad, and completely boring at the same time. Barnes, on the other hand, had an edginess to his character while still being sympathetic and genuine. It was hard to watch more than 10 minutes at a time because most of it is the detective whining and being terrible. Β 3/10
Dead Certain (by McClaverty)
Dead Certain, by Stewart Sterling (Prentice Winchell) Ace Double D-415, 1960 Cover art uncredited
