Zapped!

Peyton and Barney are fun loving high school students working on a science project with white mice. When one of the mice begins to move food toward itself with out touching it, Barney finds he has accidently discovered a formula for telekinetic powers. Now, how much trouble can a high school boy who can move things with just his mind get into?

5.163

98 min

Cast

Scott Baio

as Barney Springboro

Willie Aames

as Peyton

Robert Mandan

as Walter Johnson

Felice Schachter

as Bernadette

Scatman Crothers

as Dexter Jones

Roger Bowen

as Mr. Springboro

Mews Small

as Mrs. Springboro

Greg Bradford

as Robert Wolcott

Hilary Beane

as Corrine Updike

Sue Ane Langdon

as Rose Burnhart

Heather Thomas

as Jane Mitchell

Hardy Keith

as Roscoe Brown

Curt Ayers

as Art

Merritt Butrick

as Gary Cooter

Jennifer Chaplin

as Melissa Granger

Irwin Keyes

as 'Too Mean' Levine

Hank Robinson

as Umpire

Dick Balduzzi

as Waiter

Bennett Liss

as Croupier

Ron Deutsch

as Larry

Eddie Deezen

as Sheldon

Bryan O'Byrne

as Father Murray

Ed Bakey

as Father Gallagher

Jan Leighton

as Albert Einstein

LaWanda Page

as Mrs. Jones

Rosanne Katon

as Donna

Sandy Alan

as Amy

Susan Ursitti

as Debby

Corinne Bohrer

as Cindy

Michael Wainwright

as “The Twisters”

Jason Hickman

as “The Twisters”

Phil Gilbreth

as “The Twisters”

Fred Grabert

as “The Twisters”

Richard Paine

as “The Twisters”

Holly Rutherford

as Tiger Cheerleader

Lisa Montgomery

as Tiger Cheerleader

P.J. Martin

as Tiger Cheerleader

Kym Fisher

as Tiger Cheerleader

Mieke Lanter

as Tiger Cheerleader

Hyde Anderson

as Spaceship Crew

James Loren

as Spaceship Crew

Dale Lott

as Spaceship Crew

Lynn Philip Seibel

as Spaceship Crew

Randal Patrick

as Frat #1

Demetre Phillips

as Frat #2

Joshua Daniel

as Frat #3

Daniel Dayan

as Frat #4

Carlos Lacámara

as Older Barney

Jeanette Linne

as Redhead in White Thong Panties (uncredited)

Jewel Shepard

as Girl in Car (uncredited)

Michelle Bauer

as Girl in Park (uncredited)

Director

Robert J. Rosenthal