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1988·Horror·1h 43m
7.0
Pin, a plastic medical dummy, has been the fixation of Leon since youth. Now grown up and orphaned in an accident, Leon brings Pin home to live with him and his sister Ursula, much to her reluctance. Soon, however, Leon's fixation on Pin spirals out of control, and Ursula must face the devastating consequences.
Directed by Sandor Stern
based on novel or book
police
birthday
delusion
dysfunctional family
murder
dummy
doctor
car accident
mental illness
possessiveness
ventriloquism
orphan siblings

Cast

Jonathan Banks
Jonathan Banks
PIN (voice)
David Hewlett
David Hewlett
Leon
Cynthia Preston
Cynthia Preston
Ursula
Terry O'Quinn
Terry O'Quinn
Dr. Frank Linden
Bronwen Mantel
Bronwen Mantel
Mrs. Linden
John Pyper-Ferguson
John Pyper-Ferguson
Stan Fraker
Helene Udy
Helene Udy
Marcia Bateman
Patricia Collins
Patricia Collins
Aunt Dorothy
Jacob Tierney
Jacob Tierney
Leon - Age 7
Michelle Anderson
Michelle Anderson
Ursula - Age 5
David Gow
David Gow
Officer Wilson
Leif Anderson
Leif Anderson
Dave

Crew

Sandor Stern
Sandor Stern
Director
Sandor Stern
Sandor Stern
Screenplay
Peter Manning Robinson
Peter Manning Robinson
Original Music Composer
Guy Dufaux
Guy Dufaux
Director of Photography
Pierre David
Pierre David
Executive Producer
Nathalie Moliavko-Visotzky
Nathalie Moliavko-Visotzky
Focus Puller
David Parker
David Parker
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Todd Boekelheide
Todd Boekelheide
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Andrew Neiderman
Andrew Neiderman
Novel
François Séguin
François Séguin
Art Direction
Jim Begg
Jim Begg
Supervising Producer
François Séguin
François Séguin
Special Effects

Popular Reviews

61 reviews
Tahiel
Tahiel
Pin : A Plastic Nightmare
my girl ursula didn't deserve any of that shit
my girl ursula didn't deserve any of that shit
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vvriter
vvriter
Pin : A Plastic Nightmare
Gay son and thot daughter, but this time in a low-budget horror movie instead of a high school musical
Gay son and thot daughter, but this time in a low-budget horror movie instead of a high school musical
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Ikalikvast
Ikalikvast
Pin : A Plastic Nightmare
Norman Bates but he's also an incel and talks to a mannequin instead of his mother
Norman Bates but he's also an incel and talks to a mannequin instead of his mother
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bowersggoi
bowersggoi
Pin : A Plastic Nightmare
I didn't really have too much of expectations for the movie when I found it but it turned out to be actually good. It's quite bizarre and taboo, a bit unsettling, but still beautiful and interesting
I didn't really have too much of expectations for the movie when I found it but it turned out to be actually good. It's quite bizarre and taboo, a bit unsettling, but still beautiful and interesting
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Somto Umelo
Somto Umelo
Pin : A Plastic Nightmare
Pin is a pinnacle of weirdo cinema. Amazing performances from everyone involved, but especially the lead actor, who manages to be charming, awkward and psychotic at the same time. The psychological horror is trippy, and you never know where it starts and ends. I love how right from the bat, the whole film feels subtly off. It’s quiet and uncomfortable. Obviously, it’s very similar to Psycho, but it still carves its own wild identity.

A must watch for fans of psychological horror and weird hot men.
Pin is a pinnacle of weirdo cinema. Amazing performances from everyone involved, but especially the lead actor, who manages to be charming, awkward and psychotic at the same time. The psychological horror is trippy, and you never know where it starts and ends. I love how right from the bat, the whole film feels subtly off. It’s quiet and uncomfortable. Obviously, it’s very similar to Psycho, but it still carves its own wild identity.

A must watch for fans of psychological horror and weird hot men.
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