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The Devil's Playground   1976     3 stars    N/R, 107 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Fred Schepisi  
Cast: Arthur Dignam, Nick Tate, Simon Burke, Charles McCallum, John Frawley, Jonathan Hardy, Gerry Duggan, Peter Cox, Thomas Keneally, John Diedrich, Sheila Florance, Alan Cinis, Gary Pixton, Rowan Currie, Richard Morgan

  Set during the autumn of 1953 in a Roman Catholic boarding school, this is the story of 13-year-old Tom Allen's (Simon Burke) sexual awakening during which he must decide between restrictions on priests and temptations of the flesh. Brother Francine (Arthur Dignam) patrols the halls in search of evidence of "undisciplined minds," while Brother Victor (Nick Tate) administers discipline that affects both the hearts and minds of the students he reprimands.



Cast
Arthur Dignam Brother Francine
Nick Tate Brother Victor
Simon Burke Tom Allen
Charles McCallum Brother Sebastian
John Frawley Brother Celian
Jonathan Hardy Brother Arnold
Gerry Duggan Brother Hanrahan
Peter Cox Brother James
Thomas Keneally Father Marshall
John Diedrich Fitz
Sheila Florance Mrs. Sullivan
Alan Cinis Waite
Gary Pixton Tomkin
Rowan Currie Casey
Richard Morgan Smith

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Gods and Monsters   1998     3 stars    N/R, 105 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Bill Condon  
Cast: Ian McKellen, Brendan Fraser, Lynn Redgrave, Lolita Davidovich, Kevin J. O'Connor, David Dukes, Jack Betts, Arthur Dignam, Martin Ferrero, John Gatins

  The last days in the life of British director James Whale ("Frankenstein" and "Bride of Frankenstein") are recounted in this campy tale of Whale's homosexual attraction to his tall, square-headed gardener–a fantasized reincarnation of Frankenstein's monster. Ian McKellen received an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor and Lynn Redgrave received a nomination for Supporting Actress.


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The Right Hand Man   1987     1 star    R, 100 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Di Drew  
Cast: Rupert Everett, Hugo Weaving, Arthur Dignam, Catherine McClements, Jennifer Claire, Ralph Cotterill, Adam Cockburn, Tim Elliott, Jack Allen, John Spicer

  Wealthy, young Harry (Rupert Everett) is in a deep depression after an accident in a horse-drawn coach, which left his father dead and himself losing an arm. He is brought out of this state after meeting and taking a job with Ned (Hugo Weaving) who drives his own coach. Good photography of Australia in this film based on a novel by Kathleen Peyton.

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Strange Behavior   1981     2 stars    R, 98 min.
Genre: Horror / Thriller / Mystery
aka: Dead Kids

Director: Michael Laughlin  
Cast: Michael Murphy, Louise Fletcher, Dan Shor, Fiona Lewis, Arthur Dignam, Scott Brady, Charles(2) Lane, Marc McClure, Dey Young, Elizabeth Cheshire, Beryl Te Wiata, Jim Boelsen

  A series of gory murders committed by a college town's teenagers seems to have a connection to the university psychology department that is run by Dr. Gwen Parkinson (Fiona Lewis). Sheriff John Brady (Michael Murphy) investigates and, through his son Pete (Dan Shor) who had participated in mind-control experiments, finds that the murders appear to have started when Dr. LeSange (Arthur Dignam) ran the mind-control experiments in Parkinson's psychology department. But, LeSange is dead–or is he?–as Brady is about to find out. Special effects are well-executed.



Cast
Michael Murphy Sheriff John Brady
Louise Fletcher Barbara Moorhead
Dan Shor Pete Brady
Fiona Lewis Gwen Parkinson
Arthur Dignam LeSange
Scott Brady Shea
Charles(2) Lane Donovan
Marc McClure Oliver
Dey Young Caroline
Elizabeth Cheshire Lucy
Beryl Te Wiata Mrs. Haskell
Jim Boelsen Waldo

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Movie Quick Pick
1. The Devil's Playground (1976)
2. Gods and Monsters (1998)
3. The Right Hand Man (1987)
4. Strange Behavior (1981)
   aka: Dead Kids


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