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David Arquette | ... | Dude Delaney | |
John Hawkes | ... | Nixer | |
Salma Hayek | ... | Donna | |
Jason Wiles | ... | Teddy Leather | |
William Sadler | ... | Sarge | |
O'Neal Compton | ... | J.T. | |
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Christian Klemash | ... | Crony 1 |
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Aaron Vaughn | ... | Crony 2 |
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Tammy Brady Conrad | ... | Julie |
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Mark Lowenthal | ... | Rookie |
Karen Landry | ... | Donna's Mom | |
Lance LeGault | ... | Donna's Dad (as Lance Le Gault) | |
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Tommy Nix | ... | Drummer |
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Gina Mari | ... | Wanda |
Boti Bliss | ... | Julie's Friend |
Cynical look at a 50's rebellious Rocker who has to confront his future, thugs with knives, and the crooked town sheriff.
This movie is just nuts. It's a true original. It has so many little things that are just stupid and seem to have no point, but is ultimately tied together as a serious drama, which is really weird. Even movies that defy convention conform to some rules, but this is just all over the map and I love it. The bald girl losing her wig was both puzzling and hilarious both times it happened. It makes you wonder why such a ridiculously juvenile comedic device was used in such inappropriate circumstances, and I guess that may well be the whole point of it. It actually did hold together as a serious drama despite the odd tangents, which is all the more impressive.