Review of Slam Dance (1987) by Roger Ebert for Chicago Sun-Times — 31 Dec 1996
There are some nice things in "Slamdance." Hulce has a certain dogged charm as the hero who draws cartoons in the spirit, if not the style, of Gary Larson, and who is extremely upset that there is a dead body in his apartment.
Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio gives a sound, three-dimensional performance as the ex-wife who has to decide if this guy is worth the trust - and the trouble. And Harry Dean Stanton remains quintessentially himself.
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This review of Slam Dance (1987) was written by Roger Ebert and published by Chicago Sun-Times on 31 Dec 1996.
Slam Dance has generally received mixed reviews.
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