Wilder 2000
"Her first suspect is her only hope for survival."
When a string of grisly murders shakes the city, tenacious Detective Della Wilder (Pam Grier) finds her investigation tangled with a powerful pharmaceutical corporation.
Director: Rodney Gibbons
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Wilder (2000) about?
Detective Della Wilder is drawn into a high-stakes murder investigation when the bodies of women begin piling up. Her probe uncovers eerie connections to a pharmaceutical giant, forcing her to question whether her ex-husband's dark secrets hold the key to solving the case.
Who directed Wilder?
Wilder was directed by Rodney Gibbons, known for his work on crime dramas and action-packed narratives.
Who stars in Wilder?
The film features Pam Grier as Detective Della Wilder, alongside Rutger Hauer as Doctor Sam Charney, Romano Orzari, Simone-Elise Girard, and John Dunn-Hill.
Is Wilder (2000) worth watching?
With its tight pacing and Pam Grier's commanding presence, Wilder delivers a solid thriller experience. Though it flew under the radar at release, its themes of corporate intrigue and personal betrayal give it lasting relevance for fans of gritty crime stories.
How long is Wilder?
Wilder runs for 90 minutes.
About Wilder (2000) — A Gritty Thriller Where Trust Is the Rarest Currency
When a string of grisly murders shakes the city, tenacious Detective Della Wilder (Pam Grier) finds her investigation tangled with a powerful pharmaceutical corporation. Her only real lead points to her estranged ex-husband, Doctor Sam Charney (Rutger Hauer), whose own past casts long shadows over the victims. As Wilder digs deeper, the case reveals a sinister pattern—one that implicates corporate secrets and personal vendettas alike. Director Rodney Gibbons crafts a gritty thriller that blends procedural tension with timely themes of exploitation and justice.
Set against neon-lit cityscapes and shadowy boardrooms, Wilder (2000) balances suspense with sharp social commentary. Grier's no-nonsense lead performance anchors a story where every clue feels like a ticking clock, and trust is a luxury few can afford.