Deadly Pursuit (2015) Victoria Pratt, K.C. Clyde, Vanessa Vander Pluym, Maynor Alvarado Movie Review

Deadly Pursuit (2015)   3/53/53/53/53/5


Victoria Pratt in Deadly Pursuit (2015)

Victoria's No Dope

When Reid (K.C. Clyde - Anatomy of Deception), a wildlife expert from Alder, Alaska, is in L.A. for a few days he meets Mia Martin (Victoria Pratt - A Date to Die For) and they spend the day together. But romance is cut short when Reid receives a call that a man has died at the hands of a grizzly and so has to return home. But it leads to Mia deciding to take a vacation and heads up to the stunning Alder to be reunited with Reid. But there she quickly learns that Pam (Vanessa Vander Pluym), a local forester who grew up with Reid, still has a thing for him and makes her animosity towards Mia clearly felt. But it seems something else is going on when it comes to the grizzly attack and may involve a man called Izzy (Darin Heames) who makes Mia feel uncomfortable.

Roll up; roll up get two for the price of one. That is my sales pitch when it comes to "Deadly Pursuit" because this is two stories bashed together. Firstly we have this romance as city girl Mia who falls for mountain man Reid having always done what her mum wished and not only followed her in to the family jewellery business but dated the men her mum approved of. Of course love never runs smoothly and so we have Reid's former sweetheart Pam taking exception to Mia when she arrives in Alder, Alaska and as you can guess there is a scene where Pam makes a move on Reid just as Mia arrives, it is that typical.

K.C. Clyde and Victoria Pratt in Deadly Pursuit (2015)

But on top of that "Deadly Pursuit" has a mystery when it comes to what is going on up in the forests surrounding Alder as we have the mysterious and out of place Izzy roaming the woods, acting threatening and then we have the bear attacks. Unfortunately there is very little mystery when it comes to this side of "Deadly Pursuit" as we have a bad guy, Mia of course ending up in danger and Reid getting to be a hero. Okay so there are some twists in this as to who is involved but when this is classed as a thriller it isn't exactly thrilling.

Instead what "Deadly Pursuit" comes across as is an eye catcher. You have nice guy K.C. Clyde and the attractive Victoria Pratt with her sun kissed hair and then you have some stunning mountain back drops and beautiful looking cabins. Visually there is no denying that "Deadly Pursuit" delivers the look it was trying for.

What this all boils down to is that if you watch "Deadly Pursuit" because you like Victoria Pratt the chances are you will be entertained. But if you watch hoping for a decent thriller then you could end up disappointed.


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