Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786302227420
Format: NTSC
ISBN: 6302227429
Label: Triboro Entertainmen
Manufacturer: Triboro Entertainmen
Publisher: Triboro Entertainmen
Running Time: 95
Studio: Triboro Entertainmen
Theatrical Release Date: 1990-05-01

Customer Rating:
Summary: " A Great Suspenseful Mystery"!!!
Comment: This is one mystery movie that will keep you "hooked" til the end.( no pun intended)
A young boy(played by Elijah Wood) holds the key to the murder of his father by seeing who did it but can't remember who it was. Only by the childrens' story of Peter Pan and Captain Hook (him being Peter Pan and the murderer as Captain Hook) is he to piece together with the help of a child psychologist(played by JoBeth Williams) the mystery of his father's murder. This movie also stars Darren McGavin (Kolchak,The Night Stalker)and Tom Skerritt(Picket Fences). Just a note of TV history for you. This isn't the only time Darren McGavin and Tom Skerritt acted together. If you recall back in 1974-75,Darren McGavin's series "Kolchak,The Night Stalker" episode: "The Devil's Platform" it starred Tom Skerritt as a politician who sold his soul to the devil to get wealth and fame and higher political offices and killed anyone who stood in his way of getting it. In that episode Tom Skerritt was the killer and Darren McGavin was the good guy and in this movie Tom Skerritt was the good guy and Darren McGavin was the killer.( I guess that only seems fair)

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Customer Rating:
Summary: A suspenseful mystery that will keep you on the edge.
Comment: 8-year-old Luke (Elijah Wood) is the only witness in his father's murder, but the horror of the event causes him to have delusions, relating the murder to the classic characters in "Peter Pan." He pictures himself as the forever-young hero, while the murderer is Captain Hook (since his father was indeed murdered with a cargo hook). This suspense mystery is exciting and thoughtful, a look into the mind of a frightened young boy and his therapist (JoBeth Willams), who tries to figure out exactly what he's trying to say. Definitely a movie worth watching, especially for Elijah Wood fans.

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