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Head of the Family (1996)
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Runtime: 82 mins
Genre: Horror/Suspense
Synopsis: A horror effort that gives new meaning to the term "dysfunctional family." In the sinister town of Nob Hollow, evil has found a home in the Stackpool brood -- the members of which have been... A horror effort that gives new meaning to the term "dysfunctional family." In the sinister town of Nob Hollow, evil has found a home in the Stackpool brood -- the members of which have been busy advancing the study of deformity. Far from "The Brady Bunch," these cutting-edge cretins exhibit vivid disfigurements. For example, the patriarch exists as little more than a wheelchair-bound head with tiny limbs and a mean countenance. Another Nob Hollow resident, Lance, has been sleeping with a biker's spouse, and he decides to manipulate the Stackpools into offing the motorcycle man. Now that's not using your head! [More]
Starring: Blake Bailey, Jacqueline Lovell, J.W. Perra, Bob Schott
Starring: Blake Bailey, Jacqueline Lovell, J.W. Perra, Bob Schott, James Jones, Diane Colazzo
Director: Charles Band
Director: Charles Band
Screenwriter: Charles Band
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