Angels Fall (2007)

Memory is a tricky thing. I find as I age, the ability to pluck info is different from what it used to be. I joke that my brian is full and missing details have been overwritten by newer material. I hope that isn’t the case since the newer stuff may not be as profound as what was lost And even then, I don’t know that it has been lost. Maybe it is there but disconnected from its primary link. Odd thoughts tend to surface at the most inappropriate times and I wonder why. Maybe someday I’ll figure it out or someone else will find a solution. But I don’t face the memory problems that Reese Gilmore (Heather Locklear) does. Either the past treatment in a psych ward has scrambled something or a murderer is trying to drive her bonkers. Finding your clothing in the fridge, food in the closet, packed baggage when you awake and day-glo wall scribblings will give you pause that your synapses have misfired rather than think that a killer is toying with you.

Director:  Ralph Hemecker Writer:  Janet Brownell; Nora Roberts Cast:
Heather Locklear -  Reese Gilmore Johnathon Schaech -  Brody Gary Hudson -  Rick Marsden Derek Hamilton -  Lo Linda Darlow -  Joanie Lisa Marie Caruk -  Linda Gail Len Crowther -  Doc Pete Seadon -  Mac Drubber		Chezlene Kocian -  Marlie Shannon Tuer -  Denna James Jemma Blackwell -  Debbie Marsden Christy Greene -  Ginny Lori Ravensborg -  Jeweler Aedan Tomney -  Pete Guillermo Ura -  Sege Tamara Werden -  Woman in Orange Hat