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Slasher
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Jill Schoelen and Brad Pitt met on this film and eventually became engaged, though they never got married.
Brad Pitt (Dwight) once flashed a passing car while taking a break between scenes. The police showed up to the set to question him when the driver reported the indecent exposure.
Jill Schoelen did not want to do this film. She didn't like the script and rejected repeated offers. However, her agents convinced her it would be a smart career move, because Rospo Pallenberg was an acclaimed writer and this was going to be his directorial debut. She reluctantly accepted the part of Paula, mostly due to the participation of Roddy McDowall (Mr. Dante) and Martin Mull (William Carson III), both of whom she greatly admired. Although she said Pallenberg was nice, she also claimed he was incredibly difficult to work with and repeatedly gave her line readings he wanted recited exactly (which many actors consider insulting). She said the experience of filming this movie was a very unpleasant and she doesn't recall it fondly. This is the only film Pallenberg ever directed.
Shot in 1987 but not released until 1989.
Screenwriter Steve Slavkin went on to create and write the classic Nickelodeon television series, Salute Your Shorts (1991).
"Dwight Ingalls: You know, Your fathers a lot bigger than I am. Of course, I bigger where it REALLY counts!"
"Brian Woods: To be or not to be... Eat me, Dwight!"
