God Told Me To

Traumatized after a sniper incident, New York cop Nicholas (Tony LoBianco), who’s just promised his Manhattan girlfriend that he’ll get out of his marriage, visits his wife (Sandy Dennis) in Long Island, where she makes it clear that he’s the spooky one, in Larry Cohen’s God Told Me To, 1976.

After a messy opening Manhattan sniper sequence, police official Mike Kellin comments and we meet Tony LoBianco as detective Nicholas, doing what he can with the water-tower shooter (Sammy Williams), Jo Flores Chase the mom, in writer-director-producer Larry Cohen’s God Told Me To, 1976.

New York writer-director Larry Cohen shoots the St. Patrick’s Day parade, as weirded-out detective Nicholas (Tony LoBianco) tells his boss (Mike Kellin) there’s going to be a shooting, and now-legendary comic Andy Kaufman has a bit as the crazed cop, in the horror-mystery hybrid God Told Me To, 1976.