The Nostril Picker

Synopsis

In the 1988 film The Nostril Picker directed by Mark Nowicki, Carl Zschering takes on the leading role in this dark comedy. The story follows the bizarre and twisted journey of a man named Joe Bukowski who has an obsession with picking his nose. Joe's peculiar habit escalates to shocking and comedic levels, bringing him to confront his inner demons and the consequences of his unconventional behavior. As he navigates through a series of bizarre and humorous encounters, Joe's world unravels in unexpected ways, leading to a surprising and unforgettable climax. The Nostril Picker delivers a unique blend of dark humor, absurdity, and introspection that will leave viewers both entertained and intrigued.

Cast

• Carl Zschering

  Joe Bukowski

• Edward Tanner

  Vince Armstrong

• Laura Cummings

  Jennifer Armstrong

• Ann Flood

  Jo Bukowski

• Gail Didia

  Crisi Stroud

• Heidi M. Gregg

  Tracy Harper

Reviews

The Nostril Picker, with its eccentric premise and offbeat humor, has garnered polarizing reviews from critics. While some find the film's dark comedy and absurdity to be refreshing and entertaining, others criticize its unconventional storyline and over-the-top performances. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 2.4/10 rating, with one reviewer describing it as 'a strange mix of comedy and discomfort'. IMDb rates it at 3.7/10, with viewers praising Carl Zschering's performance but questioning the film's overall coherence. Metacritic aggregates the reviews to a low 26 out of 100, reflecting the divisive nature of this cult classic. Despite its flaws, The Nostril Picker has found a niche audience appreciative of its quirky charm and unconventional approach.

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