Flypaper - Movie Review

Rating: 1.5 out of 5

Would that I could tell you, gentle reader, what this movie is actually about. A meaningless hodgepodge of stories about snakes, bondage, kidnapping, and God knows what else. It's too bad, because there are actually some decent actors here. Lord knows why they took the parts. A pathetic excuse for a film, redeemed only in a miniscule way by Jeffrey Jones' cameo at the very end of the picture.

Facts and Figures

Year: 1997

Run time: 87 mins

In Theaters: Thursday 25th August 2011

Box Office USA: $1.1k

Budget: $5M

Distributed by: IFC Films

Production compaines: The Safran Company, Rising Star, Foresight Unlimited, Shifting Gears Entertainment

Reviews

Contactmusic.com: 1.5 / 5

Rotten Tomatoes: 17%
Fresh: 3 Rotten: 15

IMDB: 6.4 / 10

Cast & Crew

Director: Klaus Hoch

Producer: David R. Ginsburg, Leanne Moore

Screenwriter: Klaus Hoch

Starring: Patrick Dempsey as Tripp, Ashley Judd as Kaitlin, Tim Blake Nelson as Peanut Butter, Mekhi Phifer as Darrien, Matt Ryan as Gates, Jeffrey Tambor as Gordon Blythe, John Ventimiglia as Weinstein, Pruitt Taylor Vince as Jelly, Curtis Armstrong as Mitchell Wolf, Rob Huebel as Rex Newbauer, Adrian Martinez as Mr. Clean, Natalia Safran as Swiss Miss, Octavia Spencer as Madge Wiggins (as Octavia J. Spencer), Eddie Matthews as Jack Hayes, Rob Boltin as Credit Manager, James DuMont as Detective, James DuMont as Elderly Customer, Joseph Nemmers as Cop, Victor Palacios as EMT, Raymond Rivera as Hector the Janitor, Crystal Kung as News Reporter #1, Tamara Stuparich de la Barra as News Reporter #2

Also starring: Craig Sheffer, Robert Loggia, Sadie Frost, John C McGinley, Illeana Douglas, Sal Lopez, Shane Brolly, Talisa Soto, Lucy Liu, James Wilder, Jeffrey Jones, Julie White, Leanne Moore, Klaus Hoch