Review of Split Second (1992) by Stephen Holden for The New York Times — 23 Jan 1993
Within the genre of supernatural thrillers, Split Second is fairly dull. Mr. Hauer's Stone is an expressionless, unsympathetic lug who grunts his lines in a near monotone that sometimes becomes unintelligble in the movie's muffled soundtrack.
The film is so desperate to create tingles that poor Miss Cattrall has to endure two protracted nude scenes -- one in a shower, the other in a bathtub -- in which she is menaced. Neither is especially spine-tingling.
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This review of Split Second (1992) was written by Stephen Holden and published by The New York Times on 23 Jan 1993.
Split Second has generally received mixed reviews.
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