An L.A. industrialist makes one itty-bitty mistake with a twenty-two-year-old nude model, and a trio of blackmailers want him to fork over a hundred and five thousand. But he'd prefer to tell his wife, even though she's a present member of the Clean Air Commission and a future candidate for City Council. So the extortionists revise their scheme to a murder frame-up. The industrialist doesn't sit still for that either, setting in motion a dishonor-among-thieves scenario: pretty run-of-the-mill stuff. The three sleazoids are all to their individual degrees overacted (Clarence Williams III to the least degree), but the particular rock from under which they have crawled is creepily portrayed. With Roy Scheider, Ann-Margret, and Vanity; directed by John Frankenheimer. (1986) — Duncan Shepherd
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