Blown Away
Tags: violence, murder, romantic

Plot synopsis:
After her mother dies in a mysterious car accident, 17-year-old Megan (Nicole Eggert), daughter of a wealthy businessman, lives a reckless lifestyle. A year later, she is almost killed by a horse who has lost control, though she is rescued by Rich (Corey Haim), a young man who works at the ski resort owned by her father Cy (Jean LeClerc). Grateful, she invites him to her party, where she thanks him again by being intimate with him in her father's bed. The next morning, Cy comes home and almost catches them. Even though he does not, he angers Megan by forbidding her to see any guys. Unlike Cy, Rich's girlfriend Darla (Kathleen Robertson) does find out about the affair, and dumps him. Rich wastes no time and enters into a passionate relationship with Megan. She soon introduces him to her father, but he disapproves of him, and Megan tells Rich that they cannot see each other any longer.
Devastated, Rich turns to his womanizing half-brother Wes (Corey Feldman) for comfort, who encourages him to do everything to get Megan back. He follows her to a bar, where she is seen giving a large sum of money to a criminal-looking man. Rich catches her getting intimate with the guy, and knocks him down as a response. Megan then apologizes to Rich, and claims that she did not think that he really loved her and was only testing him in order to see how much he would be willing to do for her. He immediately takes her back, and they accompany each other to a bar, where Wes always hangs out with his friends. While Rich is arguing with Darla, who accuses him of going out with her only because of her money, Megan is seen talking with Wes. As they go to their home together, they run into Cy, who calls his daughter a slut for bringing a boy home, resulting in a huge fight between them.
Rich decides to go home, where he finds Wes sleeping with Darla. Enraged, he tries to beat up Wes, but Darla stops them by informing Rich that he does not own her; later, Rich apologizes to Wes, saying that he should not have taken his feelings of anger out on him, and Wes accepts (while remarking that it had been a while since they "had a few rounds"), and then apologizes for what he did. Rich decides to return to Megan's place, where she — fed up with fighting with her father — convinces him that her father killed her mother and that they should kill him, and run off with the money. However, Rich, blinded by the potently sexual relationship, is in two minds about what to do.
The next day, Rich and Wes are shocked to find out that Darla has been killed in a horse riding accident. Meanwhile, Megan turns out hospitalized and claims to Rich that her father is to blame. Rich, seeing how severely beaten up she is, fears losing her someday to Cy's abuse, and promises her to help her. As they return home, Megan tells Rich that she has placed a bomb in his bike, and that 'it will all be over soon'. The next morning, Rich is invited by Cy to accompany him on a bike ride, causing Rich to witness the explosion that throws him almost off a cliff. As Cy falls to his death, he tells Rich that he did not kill his wife. Rich starts to suspect that Megan may not be who he thinks she is, and meanwhile, he becomes the prime suspect in Cy's death in the investigation of Detective Anderson (Gary Farmer). Despite Anderson's attempts to make him turn in Megan, Rich denies any involvement in the entire ordeal, though evidence points against him. Wes is shocked that his brother would have killed anyone, and is mad at him for not having killed their own abusive father.
Shortly later, Megan bails out Rich, and gives him her car to skip town with. She promises him that she will follow him soon after collecting her father's money. Rich drives off. However, now distrustful of Megan, he checks the car and finds a bomb in it. He is able to get away just in time for the explosion and immediately rushes to her house.
There, it is revealed that Megan and Wes were lovers all along and planned the murders and schemes together in order to be together. Rich confronts his half-brother, and Wes informs him that he tried to frame him because he has always hated him. As Wes is about to shoot Rich, Megan kills Wes. She tries to put the entire blame on Wes, but Rich does not believe her, prompting her to reveal that she was the mastermind behind it all. As she tries to shoot Rich, the police arrive, killing Megan immediately in self-defense. Rich was wired throughout the final scene, which clears him from all charges (although he has nobody important in his life anymore, leaving him empty inside).

Review: It's just another movie with the Corey Boyz (Haim & Feldman).
They might make a new reunion film.Other than that, It's Nicole Eggert from "Charles in Charge" fame.
Beautiful scenery in Canada, incredibly hot love scenes in the unrated version (make sure you get the unrated version if you're a guy), and a fun, twisted plot, make this a sensational evening's entertainment.
Corey Haim is the epitome of "cool" in this film, making any young guy wish they were him.
He has a great job as a resort activities director in the snow, a really nice girlfriend, and the boiling hot Nicole Eggert on the side.
It has a interesting plot of a girl named Megan who convinces her new boyfriend Rich that her father killed her mother and he should die too.
Quite a bit more interesting than the average b-movie teen lust flick, "Blown Away" captures viewers with naked vixen Nicole Eggert, and the hapless Corey duo, Haim and Feldman.
Despite the quite overused mexican stand-off ending and meandering plot, this movie does have a bit of style: dialogue, wardrobe, its young cast, and last but not least, the ever-creepy Jean LeClerc, as Eggert's "overprotective" father..
The suspense is just enough to keep you interested, the plot is twisted enough to surprise you, and the acting is good enough to make you care!
Tasteful yet explosive, this is a little gem of a film that appeals on multiple levels, making it a great movie for singles and couples alike.
But when this film concentrates on sex and naughtiness and all that wonderful stuff that guys want to see, it is so much fun to watch.
I am a fan of 'The Coreys' and must say that 'Blown Away' is one of their best movies yet.
Corey Haim, Corey feldman and Nicole Eggert should return for the new millenium for an even sexier movie!.
This is one of the worst of the Corey/Corey movies, but it does have Nicole Eggert in it (for all of you born before 1977 you know her and adored her from Charles in Charge).
I grew up watching Charles in Charge with a huge crush on Nicole Eggert, she is one of the hottest 1980s teen sitcom girls.
But besides Nicole, the film does have some nice plot twists.
I really enjoyed watching this movie, no, not just to see the beautiful Nicole Eggert nude, but the fact that it was a pretty well thought out plot.
This is probably one of the best Corey Haim movies I have seen..
First, let me state that Nicole Eggert is not the only reason that I enjoyed this movie.
There may be some obvious lack of story in this film, but if you have nothing better to do on a rainy Friday night and are in the mood for a good semi-predictable thriller, then I couldn't think of a better film to watch.
There is quite a bit of soft-core smut between the two main characters of the movie, but that is masked by the predictable yet interesting plot of this film.
The ending surprised me a bit....and I have no problem with Haim and Eggert's 'love/sex' scenes.
Nicole and The Corey's have always looked younger than they were.So, if you like tense thrillers with unsettling moments, or just want to see Haim and Nicole naked, this is a solid B-Flick.Check it out..
Also Corey Feldman does a strange bust in at the end of the movie, he is dark as usual, kinda like the lost boys.
I dont want to bore you with details of the movie...watch for the terrific acting.
You can pay attention to details: you can see Nicole is wearing some transparent thin pants when she's going out of bed after having had sex with Corey Haim.
Maybe the plot won't win the Best Screenplay Award, but I guess the director had more interesting things to say about the huge teen-agers power of feelings than the story itself.
Watching one of my childhood favorite line ups- the two Corys- having sex (not with each other) was pretty disturbing , but the illogic and campiness of the plot and camera work kept me laughing from beginning to the end.
Corey Haim and Nicole Eggert give such convincing performances in the leading roles that as a viewer you find yourself helplessly transfixed.
The real treasure of the film, however, is the performance of Corey Feldman as Haim's womanizing older brother.
The plot is so complex and is so full of unexpected twists you stay glued to the edge of your seat for the entire 90 minutes and then immediatly want to watch this film again, fearing that you've missed something.
Our two Corey's reunite again, with hottie Eggert, who provides some real stimulating and stifling sex scenes in a b grade typically plotted thriller, save for a twist near the end, involving the not so good looking Corey, I never made out.
With her sexy prowess, Eggert lures Haim (the good looking Corey) into a relationship, and how can he really say "No", really.
There are a couple of small intense moments, but really, honestly the standout of this film, are the sex scenes, and it is fun watching Haim, delivering his dialogue, while again, we realize just how good and professional, Feldman is, a much better actor than Haim..
It's about a 17 year old getting blown away in teenage love, to a sexy rich mysterious dream girl.
A girl which sometimes is sweet as a cutie, but as soon as the sex is over she tends to go cold as ice, running away playing with the young teenagers feelings.
To complicate it more, she has an seemingly insane father, and he has a quite dodgy brother.This film certainly has it's weaknesses, but to way up the weaknesses there's many things which makes this interesting to watch.
The film has some steaming hot young sex scenes, leaving less to imagination than usual are, though not showing more than small teenage boobs.
Blown Away is probably the best thriller that was made.I love thriller like this.First the movie was great,great plot,great cast and great acting.Only three thrillers were the best that i like,Blown Away,Trade Off,were plays Adam Baldwin and False Pretense all three are the best thrillers that was made.They not doing thrillers anymore like this.The best thing about this thriller is that the good guy on the end wins that's the best.I watch more thrillers and nobody of this movies compares with this one,too bad is only that that Nicole Kidman was not here she were be better in this movie.Also Nicole Eggeret is one of the best actress and she is really good in this movie,she also made another great thriller Secret Walls is one of the best thriller,too bad they not released on DVD.I'm a huge fan of Nicole Eggert since she started in Baywatch i always watch her movies and also hat a huge crush on her since she was regularly cast on Baywatch.But i'don't understand one thing,how come some people criticize this movie and say it is the worst ,but it's not,i'sad before they not doing movies like this anymore.I use to watch thriller's Wild Things all three and i can say they are the worst movies that was ever made,how can some people claims that there are the best in the genre,but there not,how can they made sequels like that,they were the worst movies of the genre.Blown Away is one of the best thrillers.Great cast and playing of Corey Haim were he plays a hero and Nicole Eggert and Corey Feldman they were great in this movie,i' just not understand on thing,why Corey Feldman almost plays a bad guy,why he not get some leading role were he wold play a good guy,that would be great.When you are big fan of a thrillers stay with this one,you will not be disappointing..
Corey Haim stars as Rich a horny guy who falls for a sexy blonde (Nicole Eggert) who wants to kill her father out of vengeance for the car-bomb murder of her mother, however Haim must make choice to follow his lust or do the right thing.
Nicole Eggert is indeed a hot little number, sure and her sex scenes to provide some mild interest but let's face it, once you're a certain age a movie must hold more interest to you than just seeing naked women going down on Corey Haim.
It is supposed to be a thriller, but the filmmakers looked as though they weren't interested in much more than the fleshy activities of the three main actors: Corey Haim as the confused looking Rich, Nicole Eggert as bad girl seductress Megan, and Corey Feldman as Rich's brother, Wes, the self-proclaimed expert on women.Megan is the typical thriller female: rich and initially innocent, though soon exposed as a double crossing seductress.
Nicole Eggert is really the only one of the three main characters driving the movie.
Only, this movie is so cheap and so stupid, it looks like the only way they wanted to prove that they've matured beyond teen films is their willingness to bare some skin and get dirty..
Corey #1, Haim, is "too light in the pants" (okay, granted, the character in the story is supposed to be this innocent boy) and Corey #2, Feldman, oh for crying out loud, that young Neanderthal, can't act, doesn't take movie seriously, why is he even there, for his buddy Corey #1????
And, yargghhh, the "blown away" ending...The movie itself has some promising moments.
Instant bad sign: The overblown death scene kicking it off, the (two-cents actress) Mom's sabotaged car crashing into a gas station from which the title logo erupts, how crummy can you get, how straight-to-video dismally low-brow B- movie...But with Nicole there, I can look past the dregs.
Her performance here should have been in a way better movie, a Coreyless one...Nicole score: 10, movie plot: 5, the Coreys: fire 'em!.
i under stand this is a good film and look forward to being able to watch it.
previously i have seen Nicole Eggert on bay-watch and in the film just one of the girls she has also been in a comedy but i cant remember the name of it does anyone know the title of this film?
I'm thinking that every time Nicole Eggert's character says "I want you," everybody has to take a shot.
Blown Away(1992) Starring: Jean Leclerc, Corey Haim, Nicole Eggert, Corey Feldman, Lean Leclerc, Kathleen Robertson, Gary Farmer, Rex Hagon, and Ray Sager Directed By: Brenton Spencer Review She'll charm you.
Well we have a picture with boring characters, a semi interesting plot and the only thing good at about it is the climax.
The film is so boring, its plot is suppose to be a crime thriller about murder and lies.
The film doesn't come all together to well, I did enjoy the climax, the film is shot good, but with poor story and characters this thriller falls flat.
Corey Haim in an erotic thriller.
A year later, Megan meets Rich (Corey Haim) who works at her father Cy's resort along with his half-brother Wes (Corey Feldman).
She convinces him that Cy also killed her mother.This is an erotic thriller with the Coreys trying to grow into more adult roles.
Feldman and Eggert's erotic sex scenes are either bad 90s late night erotica or laughably silly.
No, Rather Bored A Lot. That was the year when we wanted to see them all together - Nicole Eggert, and two Coreys - Haim and Feldman.
So, often even a nudity and sex scenes do not save the weak film form being weak.
Was there really a demand to see Corey Haim and Corey Feldman naked and involved (not with each other, thank goodness) in extremely explicit sex scenes?
Well, maybe women who were teenagers when Haim and Feldman were at the height of their fame, though I think even they might be uncomfortable by the explicit sex scenes since the characters involved in them are not adults but teenagers.
This is essentially a Nicole Eggert movie.
The movie has a weak script, a confusing and cliched storyline and a lot of boring sex scenes.
but it has its qualities.I freely admit that I loved the fact that it had soft-porn moments with the girl I lusted after as a youth watching "Charles in Charge".It also has the Coreys.The fact that Nicole has very intense sex scenes counterbalances the fact that they are with, not just one, but both of the said Coreys...After watching, I have to admit that this movie is better than most of the fair that appears on HBO late night, and Cinemax or Showtime, in both plot and star appeal.I know that Ms. Eggert wanted to show she was all grown up...
but I think they just wanted to see and touch Nicole naked as much as the rest of us "Youth Gone Wild" of the 90s.Where are the Coreys now?
and actually having a good plot that falls between a generic Lifetime movie and "Unfaithful".
This film is well known for its nude scenes with Nicole Eggert and Corey Haim.
I was very saddened to hear of Corey Haim's death, and I watched this movie as soon as I got the chance, since I hadn't seen it for a very long time.
All the stars look great in this picture and although this movie was filmed in 1992 it looks, sounds and feels like it was filmed in the 1980's.
The soundtrack, featuring a fantastic and obscure single by John James "She Bought Love" adds to the 80's feel.Though the majority of the funny moments in this film are unintentionally funny, there are a few quips in the movie that actually work.
The homicide detective in this movie played by Gary Farmer is absolutely hilarious, especially in the scene in the interrogation room with Corey Haim.The scenes with Corey Feldman and Corey Haim are great, and they are both fun to watch as always.
Nicole Eggert is stunning in this movie and she plays the conniving seventeen year old brat convincingly and with ease.
Nice guy Rich (a solid and likable performance by Corey Haim) falls under the irresistible spell of the cunning and seductive Megan (ably played by the delectable Nicole Eggert), a 17-year-old femme fatale who wants Rich to help her bump off her wealthy overprotective father Cy (a sturdy portrayal by Jean LeClerc).
The competent acting holds the movie together: Haim and Eggert display a strong and believable chemistry (they were an item in real life), with sound support from Corey Feldman as Rich's bitter older brother Wes, Kathleen Robertson as the smitten Darla, and Gary Farmer as pesky homicide detective Anderson.
However, it's the sweet'n'petite Eggert's copious nudity in which she bares her tight'n'tasty little body that really makes this film well worth a watch.
From what I read, he was dating Nicole Eggert at the time of filming so that would explain the on-screen fire when the two of them were doing their thing Lol...let's just say that if you are wanting to spice up things in your relationship, this would be a good place to start Haha ;) The sex scenes are intense.
All in all, I think it's a really good movie.
I'm not a huge fan of Corey Feldman, but he played a good bastard in this movie.
SPOILERS AHEAD:This is a typical murder intrigue story like Double Indemnity, except with the twist that the lead characters are all young, and that the victim-to-be is a father, not a husband; Nicole Eggert plays the spoiled, princess daughter of a rich, creepy businessman, who she alludes to her boyfriend has "abused" her, either sexually or physically, I don't remember.
After doing many bad things to him (like trying to kill him) and being caught sleeping with the nice brother's girlfriend, he points a gun at the good brother and says something truly profound:  "You will never know how much I despise you." I think by this time he would have gotten an idea.
But then this is a movie where the good brother hasn't put the pieces together in two hours and about a dozen attempts on his life.Naturally there is gratuitous nudity in this movie (why else would you watch it?), mostly of Nicole Eggert having sex with each brother (seperately); she seems to have a preference of always being on top (a metaphor, or the director's preference of getting good shots of her breasts?)  Not to be cruel, but Eggert is no femme fatale here, and her breasts are just not up to carrying this movie.The only interesting thing about this entire film is the rather odd way both Coreys react to having sex with this girl; with a look of pain and a lot of grimacing and painful grunts.
Corey Feldman had me gagging with joy at the end, as he throws his hat away in a "sexual" manner and drawls the line; "Start by taking your clothes off." This film is cliché, badly done, and poorly acted.
I found none of the characters sensually enticing or believable, and the plot became too overstretched, unrealistic, and ambitious for the film to continue on a passable level.If you want to laugh at the sappy, wannabe porn dialogue, or the eye-rolling,overdone sex scenes, or Corey Feldman just attempting that passes for erotic....go ahead.
The Two Coreys and Nicole Eggert form a triangle that tries to keep you guessing who is manipulating who.One of the many problems with this story is that it is an adult drama in which no one actually acts like an adult, including the middle-aged adolescent father to Nicole's character.
I liked the movie more before it dove into the "will-you-help-me-kill-him" cliché, and Corey Feldman does what he does best--playing the sleaziest guy in the show.