Loose Ends

In Loose Ends, the zealous followers of the Church of the Divine Light clash with filmmakers, creating a comedic uproar. The corrupt Bishop Wally must navigate IRS troubles while his tax advisor, Lodz Kuckoff, inadvertently complicates matters by involving a filmmaker named Liberty Jean in a disastrous deal. The stakes rise as Kuckoff's promise to secure funding leads to unexpected chaos, especially when neighborhood thugs are hired to sabotage the project.

The film features an ensemble cast including Colleen Camp, Kenneth Welsh, and Christine Cattell, ensuring a variety of performances that contribute to its comedic tone. With its absurd situations and humorous take on the film industry, Loose Ends captures the essence of 1980s comedy. Collectors can find this film available in various formats, including VHS, making it accessible for those interested in physical media from this era.