Directed by:
Chuck Russell

Starring:
Kim Basinger as Maggie O'Connor
Jimmy Smits as John Travis
Holliston Coleman as Cody
Rufus Sewell as Eric Stark
Angela Bettis as Jenna
Christina Ricci as Cherry
Michael Gaston as Bugatti
Lumi Cavazos as Sister Rosa
Dimitra Arliss as Dahnya
Eugene Lipinski as Stuart

• When Maggie O'Connor returns to Cody's room, having dreamt that they were attacked there by devilish rats, her hands are not scratched, nor are her hands scratched when she enters the room; but, it is only after she puts Cody down that the scratches appear on her right hand and left wrist. Even if she scratched herself while dreaming in front of a computer, the scratches are not visible when she enters Cody's room and comforts her. - Mr. X

• Maggie O'Connor tells Agent Travis that she is at "a diner on Route 17 about 30 miles South of Albany." Route 17 in New York State is nowhere near that close to Albany. - Mr. X

• After the dentist office scene, when the limo flips a u-turn, the front passenger side hubcap flies off. You can see that it is missing as the limo accelerates. Two seconds later the hubcap is back on. - Mike R

• It is Easter time in central New York. When the State Police converge on the abandoned church near the end on the movie, all the trees have all of their leaves on. Leaves do not arrive in central New York until the first week in May. - blacky

• When the investigator checks the dead body of the little boy who was killed and lured into the van to get the puppy, he moves his sleeve out of the way to check out the scratches on his wrist. In that scene the shirt was white. However in all the other scenes it was orange. They messed up there. (VHS) - Becki

Corrected Goofs

• When they travel to upstate NY just outside of Albany Basinger and Smitts request the assistance of the State Police (locals). When they travel out to the country it shows the State Police car pulling up. The plate is a passenger plate (ex. DJ9 90C) and not a true NYS State Police plate (ex 3D 22). The ex 3D 22 stands for the area of the state, in my case its Troop D -hence the D. The rest are fleet numbers I believe. - Jim Spencer
  • Correction: So the number isn't a true number. Well, neither are numbers like 555-1403. Point? Movies don't normally use real ID numbers. It's one of the rules of film. - ThomasNeo

• Did I miss something or did Maggie's car have an "accident" and fall off of a bridge, exploding seconds before it hit the water? The second car she was seen in, the driver was killed and she went to the subway instead. Where did she get the car she was driving in to Vermont? Presumably the nuns gave it to her, or the police, but since when do the nuns have cars? Or the police have spare ones? It's not like she's their only case. - Jane
  • Correction: To answer your question, yes, you did miss something. That probably wasn't even Maggie's car. The bad guys just got some car, stuck her in it, to make it look like an accident. - ThomasNeo