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Disconnected (1986)

Disconnected (1986)
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This routine, small-change horror film was completely put together by director Gorman Bechard in Connecticut. The focus is on a set of twins, Alicia and Barbara (both played by Frances Raines) who become involved with the ominous Franklin (Mark Walker) and a series of murders. Alicia works at the local video store and has been getting odd phone calls after she broke up with her boyfriend. Enter Franklin who is hanging around trying to pick her up, and Alicia seems headed for a dangerous liaison. The police suspect that Franklin is involved in a string of gruesome murders which sets the stage for all-around disaster. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

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Starring:
Mark Walker
Director(s):
Gorman Bechard
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Disconnected

This routine, small-change horror film was completely put together by director Gorman Bechard in Connecticut. The focus is on a set of twins, Alicia and Barbara (both played by Frances Raines) who become involved with the ominous Franklin (Mark Walker) and a series of murders. Alicia works at the local video store and has been getting odd phone calls after she broke up with her boyfriend. Enter Franklin who is hanging around trying to pick her up, and Alicia seems headed for a dangerous liaison. The police suspect that Franklin is involved in a string of gruesome murders which sets the stage for all-around disaster. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

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    Director(s):
    Gorman Bechard
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