When Jennifer marries Chris, it seems she can finally let go of her tragic past. But behind the perfect facade lies a violent, possessive dark side--and a past filled with secrets. As she begins to suspect his involvement with a string of rapes, Jennifer sets out to expose the horrifying truth about her husband...before he strikes again.
Sandor Stern
Director
Tiffani-Amber Thiessen
Jennifer Gallagher
Eric Close
Chris Gallagher
Lorrie Morgan
Nancy Halloran
Steven Eckholdt
Det. Bill Rounder
Casey Sander
Off. Kurtz
Alyson Hannigan
Dana
Patrick Labyorteaux
Police Officer Lane
Gerald McRaney
Dave Morgan
Suzanne Ventulett
Kim
Darrin Long
Danco
James Quattrochi
Nick
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