A picture perfect middle class family is shocked when they find out that one of their neighbors is receiving obscene phone calls. The mom takes slights against her family very personally, and it turns out she is indeed the one harassing the neighbor. As other slights befall her beloved family, the body count begins to increase.
Kathleen Turner Sam Waterston Ricki Lake Matthew Lillard Scott Morgan Walt MacPherson Justin Whalin Patricia Dunnock Lonnie Horsey Mink Stole Mary Jo Catlett John Badila Kathy Fannon Doug Roberts Traci Lords Tim Caggiano Jeff Mandon Colgate Salsbury Patsy Grady Abrams Richard Pilcher Beau James Stan Brandorff Kim Swann Suzanne Somers Bus Howard Alan J. Wendl Patricia Hearst Nancy Robinette Peter Bucossi Show All…
Rick Angelella Mark Berger Frank E. Eulner Ernie Fosselius John Nutt David Parker E. Jeane Putnam Robert Shoup Philip Rogers
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There is no greater feeling than seeing Matthew Lillard in a film you didn't expect him to be in.
I often forget how canny John Waters is. Rewatching this, for the first time in over 15 years, what struck me most is the way Waters addressed the American obsession with crime and sensationalized murder with his usual over-the-top aplomb and obvious affection. He lightly satirizes in the midst of pure farce, and yet even as he is saying "this is ridiculous," it's clear that he fucking loves it. I've mentioned before what I love about him is his evident appreciation of the freaks and weirdos that populate his films, but it's even more than that: He's not judging. He's one of us.
Like any Waters film, its strength is in its embracing of the absurd premise--or better yet, absurdity…
Do you...............recycle?
*wii music*
........no
*GASPS*
I dOn’T hAvE rOoM iN mY kItChEn
the kind of movie that makes me feel more complete as a person now that i’ve finally seen it
The woman in this film who has an orgasmic experience watching Annie while her dog licks her feet is the most horrifying pervert depicted in any John Waters film.
