Pressure Point

Year: 2001

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: English

Director: Eric Weston

ActionThriller

During a family vacation, Jed Griffin and his relatives encounter Rudy Wicker, a ruthless criminal fresh from robbing a bank and murdering a sheriff’s wife. Wicker forces the Griffins into his motorhome, shoots Jed, and assumes his identity, leaving the family in peril.

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