Lower Level (1991)

Hillary stayed late at the office--that was her first mistake. Young architect Hillary White descends the elevator of her self-designed office tower, tracked on the building security monitors by an unseen presence. As she reaches the parking garage, she climbs into her car and heads for the main exit, only to be intercepted by Craig Fulson, her longtime boyfriend and the other half of a failing relationship. Craig breaks their date for the evening in favor of a business meeting. They begin a lovers' quarrel, unaware that someone is closing the building down with them inside. They are trapped in a nightmarish game of cat and mouse, pitting their mutual desperation and sophisticated knowledge of the hi-tech building against one another to gain a final upper hand.

Great movie but high prices

I agree and why does the movies have such high prices as this one and others, who could possibly buy it, this is what causes people to look into other avenues for their movies. Lower these prices and have reasonable prices sellers.
March 11, 2008

Love the movie. But angry about the dvd!

Their always doing this!!!!!!! They quickly put out a hard to find movie on dvd and then delete the availability of it as soon as people begin to realize it was released. Now i love this and other low budget films, however all i have to say about the dvd companies is shame on them!! It is time they stop this limited time only ****!

P.S.- I liked the cover for the vhs version better! October 10, 2006

Lower Level suspense movie

This is not an awful movie, but is not great though either. There are some decent suspenseful moments, but some lame ones too. Let's start of with the totally uncalled for sex scene after the first 5 minutes, I think the producers could have left that out! The scene was pretty raunchy, and about 4 minutes long! The scene with the elevator towards the end is a pretty good scene with some suspense. Overall though not great. My biggest biff with the movie is as mentioned before the uneeded sex scene. April 12, 2005

Lower Level

Handsome made thriller has Elizabeth Gracen running for her life when she stays late at the office and is trapped in the building she designed by a security guard who has a fixation on her, who also knows all the ways to activate (and de-activate) the computer controlled elevators, gates and doors of the high rise. All acting is top-notch. Gracen turns in a great performance, as does David Bradley as the psycho guard and Jeff Yagher as Gracen's boyfriend. Although clichéd and often categorized as a reversal of "Fatal Attraction," this thriller generates enough thrills, chills and false alarms to keep the viewer solidly entertained. Great script and direction too. February 2, 2004

very thrilling,keeps you glued to your screen. Bravo!

I first caught this made for direct to video gem on cable in 1990. I was not expecting what was eventually delivered by this film. The acting was first rate, and I was kept in suspense during the entire film. Ms. Gracen turns in a stellar performance. There is no signs of her former Miss.America connection in this sexy, dark suspense/thriller. She certainly established herself in my book as a seriously underated actress.This film is certainly worth a look. July 3, 1999

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