Sideshow (2000)While visiting a traveling carnival full of human freaks, high school students nearly join as permanent members. Director:Fred Olen RayWriter:Benjamin Carr |
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Sideshow (2000)While visiting a traveling carnival full of human freaks, high school students nearly join as permanent members. Director:Fred Olen RayWriter:Benjamin Carr |
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| Jamie Martz | ... |
Bobby
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Michael Amos | ... |
Tommy
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Scott Clark | ... |
Grant
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| Jessica Keenan | ... |
Melanie
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| Phil Fondacaro | ... |
Abbot Graves
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| Jeana Blackman | ... |
Jeanie
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Peter Spellos | ... |
Conjoin-O /
Lester
(as G. Gordon Baer)
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| Luigi Francis Shorty Rossi | ... |
Little Face
(as Melvin 'Shorty' Rossi)
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Curran Sympson | ... |
Aelita
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Fred Pierce | ... |
Hans /
Bug Boy
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Shyra Deland | ... |
Digestina
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| Ross Hagen | ... |
Sheriff
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Brinke Stevens | ... |
Madame Volosca
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Alicia McCutcheon | ... |
Hilda The Faceless Girl
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| Richard Gabai | ... |
Agent
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While visiting a traveling carnival full of human freaks, high school students nearly join as permanent members.
What appears to be an average B-Movie style develops into an enjoyable delve into Twilight Zone-esque Sci-Fi.
Well crafted ideas, apart from the 'human budgie'(!?), keeps it interesting although the camera action leaves you feeling your watching a TV movie rather than a cinema flick.
Slows down near the end but rejects a cliched finale.
Not bad.