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Title: Splinterheads (2009)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Thomas Middleditch | ... | Justin Frost | |
| Rachael Taylor | ... | Galaxy | |
| Christopher McDonald | ... | Sargeant Bruce Mancuso | |
| Lea Thompson | ... | Susan Frost | |
| Dean Winters | ... | Reggie | |
| Frankie Faison | ... | Pope | |
| Edmund Lyndeck | ... | Albert | |
| Pamela Shaw | ... | Betty | |
| Jason Rogel | ... | Wayne | |
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Brendan Burke | ... | Thad |
| Jason Mantzoukas | ... | The Amazing Steve | |
| Lennon Parham | ... | Wyoming | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Shiro Aoki | ... | Metal Dude |
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Henry Binger | ... | Man at Carnival |
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Michael Biscardi | ... | Skinny cameraman |
When a traveling carnival comes to a small town, a lifelong slacker meets the girl of his dreams (Rachael Taylor) and wakes up to the life he has yet to begin living.
This movie wasn't funny. And the girl that this guy is supposed to fall for is just aweful. The first time he meets her she robs him and gets him in trouble with the law. All she ever does whenever she is talking is badmouthing him. The only thing good about her is that she is a hot blonde. Are we really supposed to ignore the fact that someone is an aweful person just because they are a hot blonde? Not to mention that the main character is getting badmouthed by everyone else throughout the entire movie. It seems like that is all there is to the dialogue. After 30 minutes the movie wasn't going anywhere and I hadn't enjoyed a single bit of it so I turned it off.