‘NOVOCAINE’ REVIEW: JACK QUAID’S PAINLESS VIGILANTE MAKES NO LASTING IMPACT
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In the action-comedy “Novocaine,” Jack Quaid assumes the part of Nathan Caine, a bank manager afflicted with congenital insensitivity to pain with anhidrosis (CIPA), a highly uncommon genetic disorder making individuals insensitive to pain or heat and preventing them from sweating. This condition, as fascinating as it is, is utilized to create a story that oscillates between dark humor and graphic violence, with less than satisfactory outcomes.