Looks like a not very good knock-off of Spumoni.

Mark - what do you mean by - not very good knock-off ?

He means that someone recreated another typeface and did not do a very good job at it.

The lower case looks exactly like Spumoni, and the upper case looks like Spumoni with added/modified serifs. I agree with Mark.

For comparison, there are three other commercial fonts that have a strong stylistic resemblance to Spumoni (none of them match the samples):
Elroy by Christian Schwartz;
Heatwave by Panache Graphics;
and Sniff by Joan Barjau of Type-O-Tones (sample follows). Sniff has the most 'embellishment', but has the same sort of casual feel that I get from Spumoni.

The Nick Curtis font is all caps and is based (apparently) on Goudy Stout, which it resembles, with added bounce.

Thanks for the help guys. This is very interesting. Why not just use Spumoni? It's relatively cheap and readily available, especially for a commercial product like a movie cover. Is there perhaps another Spumoni knockoff floating around somewhere?

Here's the full cover, BTW.

Licorice from Bright Ideas seems to match. According to Luc's free fonts page, Bright Ideas fonts came bundled with a magazine. I think they were mostly knockoffs, I'm not sure where you'd find them now.

Wow, thanks Justin. That's an amazing ID! You've made my day.