Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Anthony Michael Hall | ... | Walter | |
Justine Bateman | ... | Carla | |
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Shadoe Stevens | ... | Maxwell |
Sam Lloyd | ... | Leonard | |
Jesse D. Goins | ... | Art | |
Kin Shriner | ... | Lou | |
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Sheila Travis | ... | Mayolia |
David Cross | ... | Charlie | |
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Victor Wilson | ... | Cuff |
Patrick Bristow | ... | Link | |
Paul Bartel | ... | Older Man | |
Mink Stole | ... | Older Woman | |
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Julianna McCarthy | ... | Mrs. Swicker |
Will Ferrell | ... | Young Man | |
Alan Sues | ... | Art Buyer |
A talentless artist accidently kills a cat and covers it up in plaster. He then sells it as a statue, and starts gaining the respect of the snobby group of artist that used to ridicule him. But now he has to come up with more and more statues, so he starts to kill humans and cover them up... Written by Parca Mortem <icy_shadow@rocketmail.com>
The movie was actually not that bad. A "B" movie, but it was certainly unique and at least, watchable.
While the plot is simplistic, it provides entertainment on a still and balmy summer night.
I actually known some people who think they are pseudo-intellectuals and see a dead cat as artwork. Well, whatever. I just smile and act agreeable towards those Swoozy Kurtz types of people which were so prevalent in this movie.
Yes this was from the head of Roger Corman, but at least it is not Ed Wood <shudder>
Lastly, this aired on Showtime of all places... Good to see that my expensive cable bill per month justifies such wonderful movies like this at a premium subscription.
7/10.