Flinch (1994)

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Harry and Daphne meet at their job: standing in a shop's window as living dolls, they spend several hours per day without moving and if they move (flinch), they will loose their job. One evening, they witness a murder being committed in front of the window, but when they go to the police, no one… More Harry and Daphne meet at their job: standing in a shop's window as living dolls, they spend several hours per day without moving and if they move (flinch), they will loose their job. One evening, they witness a murder being committed in front of the window, but when they go to the police, no one believes them. And now the murderer is on their trail...

Rating, Runtime: R,
Directed By: George Erschbamer
Written By: Neal H. Dobrofsky, Tippi Dobrofsky
Genres: Mystery & Suspense, Television

On DVD: Nov 23, 1994

Critic Reviews

David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews
Flinch is a really terrible thriller, and not just because of [Judd] Nelson's performance.

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This movie doesn't surprise you. The heroes witness a murder while posing as mannequins in a store window. So, they know who the murderer is, and he finds out who they are, so they just have to outsmart the bad guy while convincing the police they have a problem. Of course,… More
This movie doesn't surprise you. The heroes witness a murder while posing as mannequins in a store window. So, they know who the murderer is, and he finds out who they are, so they just have to outsmart the bad guy while convincing the police they have a problem. Of course, they would have to come to each other's rescue and fall happily in love - at least that is how you would write it in movie-writing school.