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Thy Neighbour's Wife, also known as Poison and Midnight Vendetta, is a 2001 erotic thriller film directed by Jim Wynorski and starring Kari Wuhrer, Jeff Trachta, and Barbara Crampton.

• Kari Wuhrer as Ann Stewart / Ann Johnson
• Jeff Trachta as Scott Garrett
• Barbara Crampton as Nicole Garrett
• Melissa Stone as Darla Garrett
• Seth Adam Jones as David Garrett (credited as Seth Jones)
• John Henry Richardson as Mr. Slider (credited as Jay Richardson)
• Larry Poindexter as Chris Stewart
• John Weller as Travis
• Peggy Trentini as Karina
• Rocky DeMarco as Angela (credited as Melissa Brasselle)
• Michael Cavanaugh as Ian McMillan
• Betheny Zolt as Janelle
• Nina Dafni as Mrs. Slider
• William Langlois as Detective (credited as Bill Monroe)
• Shea Smith as Lorna (uncredited)

• Thy Neighbor's Wife at IMDb
• Review of film at Letterbox DVD

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