Visiting Hours

Visiting Hours

Infobox Film
name = Visiting Hours


caption =
director = Jean-Claude Lord
producer = Victor Solnicki,
Claude Héroux,
Pierre David
writer = Brian Taggert
starring = Michael Ironside
Lee Grant
Linda Purl
William Shatner
Michael J. Reynolds
music = Jonathan Goldsmith
cinematography = René Verzier
editing = Jean-Claude Lord
distributor = Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation,
Anchor Bay Entertainment (USA, DVD)
released = 1982
runtime = 105 min
country = flagicon|Canada Canada
language = English
budget = CAD 5,500,000 (estimated)
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followed_by =
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amg_id = 1:52914
imdb_id = 0083296:"For the record label, see Visiting Hours Records""Visiting Hours" (also known as "Get Well Soon" and "The Fright") is a 1982 horror film starring Michael Ironside, Lee Grant, Linda Purl, William Shatner and Michael J. Reynolds. It was directed by Jean-Claude Lord and written by Brian Taggert.

ynopsis

Lee Grant portrays a very vocal feminist activist, whom Michael Ironside sees on a TV chat show; it is made immediately clear he despises her, and her televised remarks enrage him to the point where he decides to kill her. He breaks into her home and attacks her, though she is left only very injured. Once she is sent to hospital, he follows and begins stalking her again. William Shatner plays her love interest, and Linda Purl portrays a hospital nurse who befriends Grant during her stay. Much of the movie goes back and forth as Ironside stalks both Grant and Purl in several locations. Then during the climax, it's a showdown between the two leads: Grant and Ironside, at the hospital.

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Video Nasty

This movie was on the UK's Video Nasty list, even though it was the same version that had been cut for a UK Cinema release.

External links

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*amg movie|id=1:52914|title=Visiting Hours
*rotten-tomatoes|id=visiting_hours|title=Visiting Hours
*mojo title|id=visitinghours|title=Visiting Hours


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