Dangerous Touch is a 1994 thriller film directed by Lou Diamond Phillips. He also co-wrote the film with Kurt Voss, and Lisa Hansen co-produced the film. Lou's character got involved with a therapist who was the Dr of a man responsible for Lou's character being in prison

Be careful with the emotions you play with you might just create a worse monster than yourself. Great movie

This was ok for an 80's movie. The acting was a bit wooden, and given the "soft core" content, there wasn't that much chemistry between the characters. It had some elements of classic film noire, but it gave away a bit too much. On one hand, If the director(s) had left a little more to the imagination it would have been more interesting. On the other hand the story doesn't explain enough. The main character's motivation for revenge was a bit questionable. He did three years in jail so a dangerous gangster wouldn't kill him; that should be the end of the story.

Overall the movie is visually pleasing and the ending seems to resolve the issues, if a bit "fantastically"--they glibbly depart the scene of a double homicide. This movie will give you something to do if your bored while folding clothes.

I love Lou Diamond Phillips. However, I did not love this movie. There really wasn't much of a plot. The whole thing could have been shown in 20 minutes flat. So fill in the time with seduction, sex, sex seduction and sex; and there you have it. Sorry Lou. Love you in Longmire.

A steamy erotic drama Masterpiece

LDP didn't play a cop or a Native American, so I was a little thrown off by this movie. Lots of sex. LDP's butt. Didnt care for the female lead. Will watch again.

I am a Lou Diamond Philips fan, so of course I was happy with this. He has played a wide range of roles. Didn't know he was so much involved behind the screen. I liked the female lead too, but don't remember seeing her since this movie. interesting plot.

This is a very interesting movie. The story may be a mere fiction, but it depicts a situation that may occur in the life of any of us. I do recommend it to responsible adults.

you most definitely have to be a Lou Diamond fan to enjoy this smug, self-satisfied foray into forbidden territory -- namely male nudity -- which probably at the time of filming ( almost 20 years ago ) was considered risque. buy by today's internet standards seem almost puerile. a not-too-bright addition to the suspense/thriller genre. like i said, if you're into Lou Diamond, by all means watch it. it's as good as it gets to see him unclothed, but if that's not a selling point for you,then skip it.