Single White Female 2: The Psycho
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Single White Female 2: The Psycho

Year:
Duration:
91 min
Genres:
Drama | Thriller
IMDB rate:
4.1
Director:
Keith Samples
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2005-11-29
Filming Locations: Los Angeles, California, USA
Cast
Actor
Character
Kristen Miller
Holly Parker
Allison Lange
Tess Kositch
Todd Babcock
David Kray
Brooke Burns
Jan Lambert
François Giroday
Leonard Ripken
Tracey McCall
Lacey
Rif Hutton
Detective Rousch
Kyme
Doctor
Courtney Taylor Burness
Girl
Kathy Byron
Large Woman
Katherine Disque
Lisa
Gerald Brodin
Police Officer
Michelle Page
Punk Rocker Girl
Laura Rogers
Realtor
Rebecca Lin
Receptionist
Meggan Kimberley
Reporter
James Madio
Sam
Gary Riotto
Wade
Jeff Krebs
Oliver
Bettina Adger
Assistant Reporter (uncredited)
Yanni Kratsas
Dom (uncredited)
Avery Little
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Nicole Oring
Dominatrix (uncredited)
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Trivia
Homosexuality has been decriminalized in all States of Australia. The first State to do this was South Australia in 1972 and the last State was Tasmania in 1997.
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Faq
Q
Is 'Single White Female: The Psycho' based on a book?
A
Single White Female: The Psycho is an unrelated sequel to Single White Female (1992) which was based on the novel SWF Seeks Same (later retitled Single White Female) (1990) by American mystery writer John Lutz. The screenplay for SWF: The Psycho was written by Glenn Hobart and Andy Hurst.
Q
How does the movie end?
A
When Detective Rousch (Rif Hutton) learns that a high concentration of Demerol was found in David's blood, he begins to doubt Tess' story, but when he goes to her hospital room to speak with her, Tess is missing. Meanwhile at the apartment, Holly opens the suitcase stored under Tess' bed, and finds several newspaper clippings and death notices as well as a photo of David. She searches the storage locker in the basement and discovers Jan's body stuffed into a trunk. She rushes back up to the apartment to make a phone call, but Tess has cut the phone line and is waiting for her with a knife. Tess offers to take away Holly's pain on the condition that they commit suicide together. She makes Holly get into the bathrub, but Holly turns the knife on Tess, stabbing her. Holly runs to the elevator just as Rousch exits it. Tess knocks out Rousch, and Holly picks up Rousch's gun and shoots Tess. 'I love you,' Tess says with her dying breath. In the final sscene, Holly and David are looking at a new apartment together. Holly peeks into the bathroom and notices a razor blade on the sink. She picks it up and hears Tess saying, 'You saw it in my eyes, didn't you...that moment of understanding.' Holly drops the razor blade and turns to David. Taking a glance back at the blade, Holly says, 'Let's take it.'
Q
Was the ending trying to say that Holly turns crazy too?
A
The ending is, indeed, ambiguous with Holly picking up and staring at that razor blade. Consequently, viewers have come up with several ways to interpret the final scenes. One possibility is that Holly saw, as Tess said, the 'moment of understanding' in Tess' eyes and that Holly intends to finally end her own pain by committing suicide. Others think that she will step into Tess' shoes and start 'helping' other pained individuals to die. Still others disagree with those interpretations and think that Holly was happy at the end and intended to move in with David and leave both the pain and the killings behind her. How the ending is to be interpreted is up to each viewer to decide.
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