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Impulse (1984)After a small earthquake in a small and quiet town, local citizens start to have a bizarre, violent and self-destructive behaviour... Director:Graham Baker |
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Title: Impulse (1984)
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Howard
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Mrs. Russell
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Pissing Man
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Mary Celio | ... |
Mary Woodson
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Jack T. Collis | ... |
Mr. Arson
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After a small earthquake in a small and quiet town, local citizens start to have a bizarre, violent and self-destructive behaviour...
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earthquake | male nudity | sadistic doctor | suicide by shooting one's self in the head | daughter |Taglines:
The madness inside us all. See more »Parents Guide:
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28 September 1984 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Dødlig impuls See more »Company Credits
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"Impulse" is a movie for which I had relatively high expectations: the idea of people losing the ability to control their impulses and totally disregarding all the established social rules sounds very, very intriguing. However, the result we get here is (despite a few unexpected twists) a disappointing and very slow-paced (there is a dialogue-free passage where a man simply walks around for about seven minutes) thriller. George Romero had used basically the same story ten years earlier in "The Crazies" - and he did it much better. (**)