Cover Me is a 1995 American direct-to-video erotic thriller film directed by Michael Schroeder and written by Steve Johnson. It was produced by the Motion Picture Corporation of America and distributed by Paramount Home Video, released on October 10, 1995, with a running time of 94 minutes.
Plot
A former policewoman disguises herself as a nude model to try and stop a serial killer preying on the models of a Los Angeles adult magazine.
Cast
- Rick Rossovich as Sergeant Bobby Colter
- Courtney Taylor as Lakey Snow
- Paul Sorvino as J.J. Davis
- Stephen Nichols as Dimitri
- Elliott Gould as Captain Richards
- Corbin Bernsen as Andre Solloway
- Frank Medrano as Eddie Agajan
- Betsy Monroe as Lakey Snow
- Shae Marks as Candy Jefferson
- Rob Steinberg as Logan Collins
- Nicole Hansen as Amy Thomas
- Cynthia Harrison as Polly Forbes
- Marc Poppel as Ponytail
- Julie Cialini as Waitress
- Leslie Ryan as Hostess
Production
The film was produced in conjunction with the Orion Interactive CD-ROM game Blue Heat: The Case of the Cover Girl Murders.
Critical Reception
Entertainment Weekly wrote in its review: "Cover Me may derive most of its entertainment value from its sincere ludicrousness, but there are also the predictable film debuts of various Playboy centerfolds, plus token cameos by the likes of Corbin Bernsen."
Note: There is also a separate, unrelated 2020 supernatural drama film also titled Cover Me, directed by Phillip Abraham and starring Danny Trejo, Jesse Metcalfe, and Jules Willcox. In that film, a young wife and entrepreneur (Mia Stone) is granted a supernatural second chance to save her company, marriage, and family after a mysterious encounter with an eccentric man.
