Touches You

Too much of everything

Save your money for something good and enjoyable

Not sure how, but this is easily one of the best movies all summer. Multiple levels of funny, never takes itself seriously, super colorful, and creative.

Some really vivid and interesting photography, exceptionally hot blonde at the wheel and a stormer of a Car - What is not to like?Yes its a copy of Joyride and Duel but its not as one reviewer says a scene for scene copy - what a dimwit - I guess he hasn't seen "Duel" , I dont recall any scene of a police officer being squashed or a dead female in the boot of a car!Its not going to set your senses on fire but for your average "B" psycho road kill movie its average fair and I have seen much worse!

You can read all these reviews, but nothing can prepare you for just how terrible this movie is. It becomes painfully evident that all driving scenes are shot on the same quarter mile stretch of road. Some how, SOME HOW, a heavy wrecker is able to keep up with a model year Mustang. And worst of all, you can't stop watching it.

I just laugh at everyone bitching about this movie being a knock off of The Duel. Who cares? No one is interested in your 1 out of 10 reviews! I sure as shit ain't going to listen to your bitchass moaning and crying!! I'll watch it and make up my own mind. Everyone just wants to suck Spielberg's dick and go running to him like little girls!It's a decent movie if you're into outdoors/open road types of thrillers!

Under the skilled direction of Michael Bafaro, Ms. Anna Hutchinson gives the performance of a lifetime in this superbly produced thriller. The tension is unrelenting in this film and builds to a fever pitch as it races to its shattering climax. The direction is outstanding and the script fresh, crisp, and realistic. It is, however, the performance of Ms Hutchinson that makes this film an unforgettable cinematic experience. Her portrayal of a woman overcoming her desperate fear of her horrific, faceless hunter is haunting and may well be one of the most powerful ever committed to celluloid. This is a movie that transcends genre and enters the realm of motion picture art and that is due to the incredibly moving, exciting, and insightful work of Ms. Anna Hutchinson.