After a near-death experience, a family man (Jeff Goldblum) finds himself psychically linked to a serial killer who's chosen his next victim: the man's daughter (Alicia Silverstone).

Alicia Silverstone presents to Frances Hayward at Hollywood Life's Breakthrough Awards.

The Crush is a psychological thriller wherein a young man is the object of the obsession of a mentally unbalanced young girl. Journalist Nick Elliot (Cary Elwes) rents the guest house of a wealthy couple. The family's 14-year-old daughter Darien (Alicia Silverstone) flirts with him, and when her advances are not reciprocated she becomes increasingly obsessed with him resorting at last to violence and murder. Alicia Silverstone is beautiful and surprisingly good as the obsessed girl. Cary Elwes is also good in conveying his attraction and restraint in his dealings with so young and troubled a girl. However, the premise of the man being trapped by the aggressive, vengeful female is somewhat outdated and cliched. The Crush which should concentrate on the motivations of the girl, instead focuses on her increasingly violent acts, which include the vandalism of Nick's car and the attempted murder of his girlfriend. None of the characters are very real, and the plot is contrived, depending on illogical coincidence

Heather (Alicia Silverstone) questions Daphne's (Sarah Michelle Gellar) ability.

Lynn (Alicia Silverstone) asks Darnelle (Keshia Knight Pulliam) for advice.

New employee is a mystery to Lynn (Alicia Silverstone), Chanel (Golden Brooks), and Ida (Sherri Shepherd).