An self-centered reporter is subjected to four tales of terror at a strange museum.An self-centered reporter is subjected to four tales of terror at a strange museum.An self-centered reporter is subjected to four tales of terror at a strange museum.
Dean Richards Wiancko
- Fidge
- (as Dean Richards)
- …
William Korbut
- Funk
- (as Will Korbut)
Patrick Galligan
- Gordon
- (as Patrick Joseph Galligan)
Timm Zemanek
- Peter - TV Director
- (as Tim Zanmanek)
- Director
- Writers
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Dr. Borges: Society.
- ConnectionsReferences The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920)
- SoundtracksA Million Ways
Written by Marc Connors and Paul Cooper (uncredited)
Performed by The Nylons
Courtesy of and (C) 1988 Attic Productions Limited. All Rights Reserved.
Composition (C) 1982 Attic Music Limited. All Rights Reserved.
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This is truly an intellectual masterpiece - although I'll admit the first time through I was at a loss. After watching this seemingly disjointed set of stories, I was left with only one thought "What WAS that?".
I couldn't shake the feeling that I had completely missed the point. I put the tape back in the VCR a watched it again. This time carefully paying attention for any unifying threads. At the end of the second viewing I was convinced that I had NOT missed anything... this was just a weird movie with nothing to say.
That was it, until about 3 days later... I'm sitting at my desk and out of the blue, it comes to me "Oh, yeah!". On my way home from work I stopped at the video store and rented it out again.
I won't spoil it - I'll only say that this is indeed a profound piece of work. The very obscurity of its message serves to intensify the revelation.
I couldn't shake the feeling that I had completely missed the point. I put the tape back in the VCR a watched it again. This time carefully paying attention for any unifying threads. At the end of the second viewing I was convinced that I had NOT missed anything... this was just a weird movie with nothing to say.
That was it, until about 3 days later... I'm sitting at my desk and out of the blue, it comes to me "Oh, yeah!". On my way home from work I stopped at the video store and rented it out again.
I won't spoil it - I'll only say that this is indeed a profound piece of work. The very obscurity of its message serves to intensify the revelation.
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