There's one good thing that's come of this weekend's release of the haven't-seen-it-but-it-looks-kinda-terrible The Stepfather: namely, the long-overdue DVD release of the original 1987 version of The Stepfather, directed by Joseph Ruben, written by Donald E. Westlake, and starring the peerless Terry O'Quinn as Jerry Blake, the serial killer who'll stop murdering people as soon as he can find a family without any flaws.The Stepfather is my "Hidden Gem" DVD pick this week for CBC Radio. I've wanted to talk about this movie for a long time, and now I finally found an excuse: click here to listen to the segment.
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