Title: Yet Another "Basic Instinct" Rip-Off
Product review: "Color of Night" belongs in the same category as "Body of Evidence," "Night Eyes," "A Passion to Kill" and the many other films inspired by the success of "Basic Instinct." This "psychological thriller" revolves around a sexy seductress and possible killer and tons of nudity. It seems everyone connected with Dr. Bill Cappa (Bruce Willis) keeps dying in strange ways that are never fully explained. The killer is likely from a group of crazies that Willis presides over but we never really connect with any of them. Willis, looking buffed and not shy about baring it all, is miscast. His laughable dialogue includes lines like "People are dying around here and you act like its Disneyland!" Jane March is beautiful but can't act - but Lesley Anne Warren and Brad Dourif, who can act, are stunted by a terrible script. No value beyond some campy dialogue.
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