"A very funny moooovie!" 24 January 1989 Comedy 89 mins
A struggling Hollywood director returns to his home state of Iowa to create a successful horror film. However, he is immediately distracted by old friends and family, a problem that will plague him throughout the making of his film.
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Merle Kessler as Sleepless Walker
Leon Martell as Dan Tension
Jim Turner as Max
J.R. Walker as Ralph Walker
Toby Huss as Clerk #1
Dale Berry as Angry Cow
Ben Rollins as Protestor (Uncredited)
Paul Neff as Feed Cap Guy (uncredited)
Robert C. Hughes Director
Merle Kessler Writer
James Mathers Cinematography
Robert C. Hughes Producer
James Mathers Director of Photography
Michael Ruscio Editor
Oak O'Connor Unit Production Manager
Jacqueline English Key Art Production Assistant
United States 24 January 1989
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