Dangerously Close Review in A
Genre: Action
Dangerously Close is a teen thriller set in a suburban high school environment, blending social commentary with suspense. The film follows a group of students involved in dangerous and rebellious activities, confronting themes of authority, identity, and peer pressure. As conflicts escalate, the story explores the darker sides of adolescence and the consequences of broken norms. Direction creates an intense atmosphere, immersing viewers in the tense world of youthful defiance. Performances are raw, capturing the emotional struggles of adolescents facing moral dilemmas and social alienation. While primarily aimed at a teen audience, the film's exploration of conformity and rebellion offers broader cultural insights into youth unrest during the era, making it a thought-provoking piece about growing up in turbulent times.
Cast & Crew
- John Aliano
- Bradford Bancroft
- Eric Bartsch
- Debra Berger
- Duard Wayne Binkley
- David Boyle
- Kelly Chapman
- Gerard Christopher
- Rebecca Cruz
- John Detra
- Mark Durbin
- Scott Fields
- Deborah Hanan
- Larry Key Hancock
- Michael McCarty
- Noelle Nelson
- Dru Anne Perry
- Piers Plowden
- Marty Ross
- Dana Sanchez
- Robert Sloan
- Harold Sobel
- Benmont Tench
- Brad Willis
- William Zimmerman
- Victoria de los Ángeles
- Greg MacLaurin
- T.S.O.L.
- Alexis Djivre
- Dana Plummer
- The Lords of the New Church
- Green on Red
- Lone Justice
- Duckie Simpson
- Ted Nehous
- Morgan Powell