Eyes of a Stranger is a Richard Dean Anderson film from 1992 that I’ve never seen, most likely because I’m really not into murder mysteries that are scary all that much, and that’s what this film is suppose to be. Since someone gifted me with this recently, it was time to enjoy Anderson’s work in this film since he’s one of my favorite performers. Oddly, my assumption about the movie wasn’t at all what it was about, so the joke was on me.
Still, this was an odd movie.
Anderson was good with his mullet hair and hairy chest, but the character wasn’t really appealing to me at all. He had some good back story, but it really didn’t justify to me what ultimately happens in this movie.
I enjoyed seeing Gordon Pinsent as one of the police detectives. What’s funny about that is that I didn’t have a clue who he was until a month ago when I watched the Due South TV show for the first time. He was a recurring character in that ...