Several critics say this picture is "doing for photos what Psycho did for showers."

Many elements from either either a film come borrowed from The Conversation, a 1974 film by Francis Ford Coppola.

Tagline: ''There's nothing extrthe unsafe than a familiar face''.

Plot Outline

Sy Parrish, the exposure technical school at SavMart, leads the depressing life alone. Every day, he labors to assure a virtually all hone photograph imaginable for his client. Among these client is the Yorkin personal, which includes hubby William (Vartan), married woman Nina (Nielsen), & their just tike Jake (Dylan Smith). Sy hwhen done their photograph for years, & in a lag between then & okay,, he hwhen developed an obsessiin using the personal, admiring their happiness & wealth, & running as far as to watch the babies, stage so-alleged coincidence meetings at wharehouses, & spying on the two from either afar.

Sy learns that William is with an affair & this shatters his conception of a Yorkins when the "perfect" personal - a personal he would are a share of. His hate for William begins to develop away from control. Sy before long finds himself around the globe of pawithin; in pain sustaining his store manager Bill Owens (Cole) for an outburst in the store & late, when the violent confrontation using William & his mistress at their hotel, using 2 police detectives (La Salle, Clark Gregg).

Major cast
Robin Williams - Seymour "Sy" Parrish Connie Nielsen - Nina Yorkin Michael Vartan - Will Yorkin Dylan Smith - Jake Yorkin Gary Cole - Bill Owens Eriq La Salle - Detective James Van Der Zee Clark Gregg - Detective Paul Outerbridge Erin Daniels - Maya Burson