Disconnected (1984)
Lovely young Alicia starts receiving bizarre and disturbing phone calls after breaking up with her boyfriend Mike who she suspects is cheating on her with her twin sister Barbara Ann. Alicia meets and befriends amiable, but awkward film nerd Franklin, who alas turns out to be a total psycho with a penchant for carving up nubile ladies. But is Franklin the nutter responsible for those distressing phone calls?
Director: Gorman Bechard
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Frances Sherman as Alicia / Barbara Ann |
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Mark Walker as Franklin |
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Carl Koch as Mike |
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Professor Morono as Joey |
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William A. Roberts as Old Man |
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Carmine Capobianco as Tremaglio |
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Ben Page as O'Donovan |
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Donna Dervoin as Girl Franklin Takes Home |
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Stefan Rybuk as Charles Keaton |
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Gorman Bechard as Niles |
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Bette Kintzer as Alicia's Mother |
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Nancy Theroux as Girl in Franklin's Bed |
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James W. Kiely as Suspect on Street |
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Kathy Milani as Customer in Video Store |
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Jon Brion as The Excerpts |
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Dean Falcone as The Excerpts |
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Steve Harris as The Excerpts |
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Jim Balga as The Excerpts |
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Michele Bisson as Theatre Patron |
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Debbie Bechard as Theatre Patron/Couple on TV |
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Claire Theroux as Theatre Patron |
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Ed Kaczynski as Theatre Patron |
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Mark Orsini as Couple on TV/Bartender |
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Joe Brown as Customer at Bar |
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Barbara Tarnowski as Customer at Bar |
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Bill LaCapra as Customer at Bar |
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Jamisen Nielsen as Customer at Bar |
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Valerie Brown as Bartender |
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Nick Benedict as Salesman (Uncredited) |
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Richard Benedict as Store Customer (Uncredited) |
| Directing | Gorman Bechard | Director |
| Production | Gorman Bechard | Producer |
| Editing | Gorman Bechard | Editor |
| Camera | Gorman Bechard | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Carmine Capobianco | First Assistant Director |
| Writing | Virginia Gilroy | Writer |
| Writing | Gorman Bechard | Writer |
| Sound | Steve Asetta | Original Music Composer |
