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In a wealthy and isolated desert community, a sound expert is targeted as the prime suspect of a series...
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A gem of a film...gripping and just a little "off"...
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | David Keith | ... | Paul White |
 | Cathy Moriarty | ... | Joan White |
| Alan Rosenberg | ... | Mike Desantos |
| Art Evans | ... | Detective Charles Mendoza |
| Michael Greene | ... | Phil Ross |
| Danielle Smith | ... | Danielle White |
 | Alberta Watson | ... | Ann Mason |
| William G. Schilling | ... | Harold Gideon |
| David Chow | ... | Fred Hoy |
| Marc Hayashi | ... | Stu |
| Mimi Lieber | ... | Liza Manchester |
 | Pamela Guest | ... | Caryanne (as Pamela Seamon) |
| Bob Zache | ... | Lucas Herman |
| Danko Gurovich | ... | Arnold White |
| China Kong | ... | Ruby Hoy (as China Cammell) |
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Spain:110 min | USA:110 min
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Director Donald Cammell once referred to the film as an "artistic study of man's need to destroy".
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Continuity: The Detective says to Paul that they know of four people who have bought tires with tracks matching those at a murder scene and Paul is one of them. Paul then asks "What about those other four?" when he should say "What about those other three?"
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Danielle White:
Dad exploded the bed.
Joan White: Danielle, are you okay?
Danielle White: Dad's wearing a bunch of hotdogs.
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Joan White: Danielle, are you okay?
Danielle White: Dad's wearing a bunch of hotdogs.
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Featured in Donald Cammell: The Ultimate Performance (1998)
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The Grand Tour
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A fellow "film geek" brought this over one night and insisted I drop what I was doing so we could screen it right away. Beginning with one of the most original opening scenes in my memory to the other-worldly climax, this is an incredibly well-conceived and well-crafted movie. David Keith secures his place here in the Pantheon of film weirdos that includes Eric Roberts in Star 80. Oddly, I was so wrapped up in Keith's performance that I didn't notice the flashbacks the first time I watched the film. I think I thought that there were weird inconsistencies in the clothes and the script (uhhhh..weird, dude). Keith's madman is portrayed lovingly here and I think that's why it's so chilling. He's not one-dimensional; he's good and bad more like a good Hitchcock psycho (see Bruno in Strangers on a Train). Danielle Smith is a real treat here. She reminded me a little of Linda Manz in Days of Heaven. She has an amazing face that I couldn't stop staring at and she has a (subtly strange) way with a line ("what's a juvie?"). SEE THIS MOVIE! Tell others about it!