An insurance investigator (Chad Everett) is on the case of obvious fires started by arson, going through the rubble and endangering his life, at one point jumping away just as the timer goes off, causing a fiery explosion. He's pestered by a young journalist (Anjanette Comer) who eventually wins his confidence, and as the investigation becomes more intense, Comer finds herself stalked, possibly by the arsonist, with someone peeking in her window as she's changing.
An average thriller highlighted by location footage of London and some really powerful inferno's. Comer it's rather annoying in this, seemingly always in the wrong place at the wrong time and interfering in Everett's work. Cameos by some popular British character actors aids this being more entertaining. The explosive devices get a lot more complex, one of them looking like an old fashioned coffee percolator. In fact, the props utilized in this movie are rather needs to look at, but this really comes out to be nothing but an over long episode of "Emergency!"
An average thriller highlighted by location footage of London and some really powerful inferno's. Comer it's rather annoying in this, seemingly always in the wrong place at the wrong time and interfering in Everett's work. Cameos by some popular British character actors aids this being more entertaining. The explosive devices get a lot more complex, one of them looking like an old fashioned coffee percolator. In fact, the props utilized in this movie are rather needs to look at, but this really comes out to be nothing but an over long episode of "Emergency!"