Sophomoric attempt to satirize the music video business It's so bad it's just bad
Tapeheads is a sophomoric attempt to satirize the music video business. Tim Robbins and John Kusack were best friends who were wasting their time being security guards because they didn’t know what to do with themselves. After they’re fired they get inspired to start a video business. While they have artistic talent they have no idea how the business works. Stumbling through the music industry is what the story is about.<br /><br />Somehow they were able to get some famous people to appear in this movie. The first person they work for is Don Cornelius of Soul Train fame. Doug E. Fresh, Ted Nugent, Fishbone, Sam Moore of Sam and Dave, and Junior Walker also appear.<br /><br />If Robbins and Kusack had just been idiots in the music business that might have not been that bad. Instead they chose to take it over the top such as when a music promoter and an artist girl get in an argument over Robbins and Kusack’s business and they pull out nunchucks and switchblades.<br /><br />When you’re finished watching the film you just wonder how it was ever made and who okayed it.<br />C
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