Red Movie Review 1991

Lawrence Tierney stars in this dramatization of the "Red Tapes," a series of taped phone pranks in which a witty young man phones a bar and asks to speak to "Mike Hunt," "Al Koholic," "Stu, last name, Pid," "Ben Dover," "Pepe, last name, Roney," etc., the prank made most commercially famous by Bart Simpson. Tierney plays Red, the bartender who receives these calls; he responds to the prankster with mounting incoherent expletives and unfavorable references to the caller's mother. Written and directed by "Film Threat" magazine founder Chris Gore.

Distribution

Film Threat Video, 5042 Wilshire Blvd. P.M.B. 1500, Los Angeles, CA 90036, Phone: (818)248-4549, Toll-free: 800-795-0969, Fax: (818)248-4533, URL: http://www.filmthreat.com

Available on VHS
Running time 35 minutes.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Comedy--Black

Screenplay

Christian Gore

Cast

Lawrence Tierney, Scott Spiegel, Carmen Von Daacke, Ron Zwang, J. J. Hommel

Cinematography

David E. Williams

Director

Christian Gore