He escapes to Las Vegas for a bachelor’s party where he strays from the missus and hooks up with Val (Hilary Swank) for a night between the sheets. He gets an inkling of her crazy in the morning but escapes relatively unscathed. That is until he runs into her again when his house is broken into and she turns out to the detective assigned to the case.

Thus begins a cat and mouse game where Val gets to unleash some seriously deranged activities that are all geared towards manipulating Derrick into her evil plans. The film highlights style over believability and never lets you leave its fantasy world of flash clothes, fast cars, expensive lifestyles, and beautiful people.

It also overstrains your sense of disbelief. It tries from time to time to tether its activities in a world of reality but does so unsuccessfully. Best just to get lost in the hyper-cool of it all and enjoy its elaborate forward momentum. This is Fatal Attraction for the new generation and tries its best to overwhelm the audience with flash, not substance. But be assured that no rabbits were harmed in the making of this film.
Rob Hudson
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As he tries desperately to put the pieces together, he falls deeper into her trap, risking his family, his career, and even his life.

FATALE is a suspenseful and provocative psychological thriller and an unpredictable game of cat and mouse where one mistake can change your life.

Fatale will be released in Australian cinemas May 6!

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