Kiss the Girls is a 1997 psychological thriller film directed by Gary Fleder. The movie is based on James Patterson's novel of the same name. Starring Morgan Freeman as Alex Cross and Ashley Judd as Kate McTiernan, the story centers on the hunt for a serial killer known as "Casanova."
The movie begins with a young woman named Megan (Mena Suvari) being abducted by Casanova. The movie then introduces us to detective Alex Cross, who is summoned to North Carolina, where Casanova has left behind a clue in the form of a "lucky" penny. While there, he meets Kate McTiernan, who had escaped from Casanova's grasp. Cross decides to work with Kate to help find the serial killer and bring him to justice.
As they try to find the killer, they discover that he has a pattern of abducting strong-willed women and keeping them as his prisoners. They also find out that the killer may have an accomplice, who goes by the name "The Gentleman Caller."
The investigation leads them to Los Angeles, where they eventually discover the identity of Casanova and learn that he has been working with The Gentleman Caller. In a tense showdown, Cross and Kate confront the two killers and manage to capture them with the help of the police.
Kiss the Girls is a thrilling movie with several twists and turns that keep the audience engaged until the very end. The performances of Morgan Freeman and Ashley Judd are excellent, and the movie is well-directed, making it a must-watch for anyone who enjoys a good thriller.