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Flinch (1994)

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Harry and Daphne meet at their job: standing in a shop's window as living dolls, they spend several hours per day without moving and if they move (flinch), they will loose their job. One evening, they witness a murder being committed in front of the window, but when they go to the police, no one believes them. And now the murderer is on their trail...

Mystery & Suspense, Television

Directed By: George Erschbamer

Written By: Neal H. Dobrofsky, Tippi Dobrofsky

On DVD: Nov 23, 1994

Cast

Andrew Airlie
William
Gina Gershon
Daphne
Suzy Joachim
Sales Clerk
Nick Mancuso
Miles
Judd Nelson
Harry
Lawrence King-Phillips
Charlie
Ken Roberts (II)
Security Guard
Alvin Sanders
Wheeler
Frank C. Turner
Coroner
Danielle Smith
Woman in Bed
Frank Cassini
Bat Fowler
Marilyn Norry
Vivian

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Flinch is a really terrible thriller, and not just because of [Judd] Nelson's performance.

April 18, 2003 Full Review Source: Reel Film Reviews

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This movie doesn't surprise you. The heroes witness a murder while posing as mannequins in a store window. So, they know who the murderer is, and he finds out who they are, so they just have to outsmart the bad guy while convincing the police they have a problem. Of course, they would have to come to each other's

May 20, 2009

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Judd Nelson and Gina Gershon play two live mannequins who witness a murder at the department store in which they work, and are chased by the killer. The film manages to be worse than it sounds. Yet amidst all the bad acting and lame plotting, I would be lying if I didn't admit I had some fun. File under the "so bad it's good" category.

April 3, 2010