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I could not find George Goble listed in the credits but I remember him in the movie.
We saw this on the shelf at the local video store, saw "Coppola" in the credits and got excited.
Aimlessly dark and unimpressively sinister, this movie can't even get its own title straight-- the beginning credits say "The Brain That Wouldn't Die," but the end credits list it as "The Head That Wouldn't Die."
It's a sad statement when the funniest part of a movie is contained in the first line of the credits when the movie is over.
If you think the opening dramatic shots of an empty stadium successfully fizzle with Evel's awkward camera address monologue, then wait until the opening credits roll on the chauffeur's butt.
The Nostril Picker, as it's commonly know although it was apparently filmed under the title The Changer, starts with some extremely dull shots of an American town somewhere, streets & factory's that sort of thing, as the opening credits play.
It comes as no surprise that the cast & crew who worked on The Nostril Picker have virtually no IMDb credits for anything before or after.
Incidentally, the bargain-basement DVD I rented starts off midway through the credits so that none of the cast members - or even the film's title - is ever listed!
And last and least, there's an awful song played during the credits.
You have to figure that when the star's name is listed wrong in the opening credits, you are not in for a good time (the credit reads "Cuba Gooding, J.R.").
Incidentally, the cinematography is not great; the stills for the closing credits are a better indication of what David Hamilton is capable of.
Given that this movie was put together in less than a year might explain its shortness (81 minutes - including end credits, so roughly 76 minutes of actual film).
First of all I thought it was naughty of them to say in the credits that the story and screenplay were by Preston Sturges.
An interesting premise at the beginning is completely abandoned by the time the credits roll.
Just minutes into this movie I could take no more and jumped to the end credits to see if there was a young actor in this movie who had gone on to bigger and better things--at least watching for his/her appearance would create some interest as the plot and acting weren't doing the job.
Lo and behold, I spied Wes Craven's name in the credits as an electrical gaffer.
More surprising was Fred J. Lincoln in the cast credits as "Aesop," a wacky character in the movie.
This film was a yawn from titles to credits, it's boring to the point of tedium and the acting is wooden and stilted!
San Francisco is a big city with great acting credits.
This was brought home during the credits, when a couple of people were shown just sitting there, not acting, not talking.
it got switched off before the opening credits had even finished appearing.
Then, after finally seeing the credits roll I tought 'We Turks really suck at Hollywood style film making..
Strange that the end credits should call attention to Ms. Jillson's body double, however; don't think I've ever seen THAT before!
I couldn't even get any camp value out of this......and I sat through the whole thing on Showtime.... Don't bother waiting around for the 'naked' scenes either.....it's too late and only plastic Jenna Jameson is involved.. Shows how much discretionary cash must be laying around Hollywood just to get your name on the closing credits..
I have a home video of my cat farting that evokes more interest than Arquette's negatively-dimensional portrayal of anguished loss...and, talk about deux ex machina for Mr. Stanley T.; thank god, just in the nick o time he thought to have Dave call the cops! and thank shiva that the cops had just caught the true killer...what!!! up until the credits i was still waiting for it to be some kind of grift against Arquette and his "hidden millions"...no, Mrs. Spielberg, you don't escape unscathed: what the hell was that kitchen scene with the "athlete's foot in my crotch" gag??? are you worse in this or "just cause"?? i dunno...hey film lovers: why don't you make it a blockbuster night and rent this along with "jersey girl" and "white chicks" and then commit sepukka (or is it seppuka)...and take E. Dunsky with you....
30 seconds into the opening credits, I had this feeling that this was going to be a bad movie, but I didn't know just how bad.
The Wizard is a late-eighties film about a seriously silent boy's ability to play video games and walk during the entire opening credits.
No credits to the director
THE SCREAMING SKULL (1 outta 5 stars) This movie boasts some pretty cool opening credits (an offscreen narrator warning that movie patrons will be offered a free burial if they die of fright watching this movie, a scary shot of a skull emerging from a placid pool and the ubiquitous scary music) but, sadly, the movie is all downhill from there.
The only thing that made it worthwhile was the DO NOT COLORIZE line at the end credits.
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