Review of Color of Night (1994 Film):

COLOR OF NIGHT is a dated, cheesy, film, a ’90s misfire that attempted to ride the wave of psycho-sexual thrillers in the wake of FATAL ATTRACTION and BASIC INSTINCT and failed from the outset. The most annoying thing about the production is that the plot hinges on a crucial twist that will be obvious to even the most shortsighted viewer, right from the outset, but we’re asked to suspend our disbelief until the very end before said twist is revealed. Nobody in their right mind can do that.

Still, despite the paucity of imagination and the silliness of the script, watching this movie turns out to be quite a lot of fun. It’s one of those films you can put into the so-bad-it’s-good category of entertainment, in that it’s filled with unintentional laughs and funny scenes that showcase some OTT acting from most of the cast. Whether it’s Bruce Willis’s hairpiece or the overblown pool sex scene (although Paul Verhoeven topped that a year later in SHOWGIRLS), COLOR OF NIGHT is frequently amusing.

This involves Bruce Willis playing a shrink whose patients are getting bumped off one by one . The shrink is also having a sexual relationship with someone young enough to be his daughter and the film goes like this…. Cut to group therapy session with actors you`ve seen in ALIENS and THE TWO TOWERS Cut to shrink having sex with girl young enough to be his daughter Cut to patient getting killed in a gory manner