Impure Thoughts (1986)
Four male friends are reunited after not being in contact with each other for several years. However, the meeting place is Purgatory, the afterlife state of limbo between heaven and hell. In Purgatory, these friends reflect on their pasts while they were living. They especially focus on their years in Catholic School and their coming of age. This film talks a lot about sexual issues. One of the characters is an 18-year old sent to Vietnam who dies without ever losing his virginity and there is a middle-aged, homosexual alcoholic playwright who has still has problems dealing with his identity.
Director: Michael A. Simpson
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John Putch as Danny Stubbs |
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Terry Beaver as William Miller |
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Brad Dourif as Kevin Harrington |
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Lane Davies as Steve Barrett |
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Benji Wilhoite as Young Bill Miller |
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J.J. Sacha as Young Danny Stubbs |
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Sam McPhaul as Young Kevin Harrington |
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Jason Jones as Young Steve Barrett |
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Mary Nell Santacroce as Sister Gertrude |
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Mary Elizabeth McDonough as Sister Juliet |
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Sandra Dorsey as Sister Othilda |
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Randi Layne as Sister Joan of Arc |
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Muriel Moore as Sister Edmunda |
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Carol Hayes as Sister Scholastica |
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Donna Smith as Sister Atta |
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Judith Anderson as The Sister of Purgatory (voice) |
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Joe Conley as Father Minnelli |
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Alyson Hannigan as Patty Stubbs |
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Terry Molloy as Football Player |
| Writing | Michael J. Malloy | Writer |
| Directing | Michael A. Simpson | Director |
| Camera | William Vanderkloot | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Michael A. Simpson | Writer |