DVD Information
Peace Arch Entertainment
Back of Box:
At a seedy theater in a sleepy suburban town, a
group of friends get together for a midnight screening of an early 1970s horror film, unaware that the director/star of the
film has something more in store for them than an evening of innocent jolts. Good natured heckling as the movie begins
is replaced with horrified disbelief when the movie's grotesque villain butchers one of their friends on screen - will they
be able to overcome the killer before they are all pulled into his supernatural celluloid world?
Special Features:
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Creative Team
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Cast
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VFX/Storyboards
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Deleted Scenes
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Outtakes
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Trailers
Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 82 Minutes
Cast List
Rebekah Brandes...Bridget
Daniel Bonjour...Josh
Greg Cirulnick...Mario
Mandell Maughan...Samantha
Stan Ellsworth...Harley
Melissa Steach...Babe
Jon Briddell...Detective Barrons
Michael Swan...Dr. Wayne
Michael Schwartz...Sully
Justin Baric...Timmy
Brea Grant...Rachael
Shaun Ausmus...Kenny
Caro Stanzione...Mother
Lee Main...Killer
Ashley Black...Jackie
Jim Mahoney...Bobby
Kathryn Aagesen...Monica
Dinora Walcott...Lucinda
Arthur Roberts...Radford
Christopher Page...Dr. Cashin
Michael Gleissner...Police Chief
Henry Watkins...Patrick
Aaron Massey...Cop #1
Sean Matic...Cop#2
Christian Badami...Jimmy
Patrick Viall...Dan
Richard Magarey...Doctor
Laury Brudent...Nurse
Bebe Pham...Roxanne
Jazmine Valte...Police Dispatch
Roy Samuelson...Moviegoer #1
Linda Sunshine...Moviegoer #2
Joe Taborek...Psych Ward/Basement Torture Victim
Dan Petrando...Psych Ward/Basement Torture Victim
Christopher Michael Casey...Rick (Uncredited)
Tiffany Pulvino...Nurse (Uncredited)
Trivia
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Filming Location(s): Chandler
Valley Studios: Van Nuys, Los Angeles, California, Downy, California, Linda Vista Hospital:
Los Angeles, California, Sable Ranch: Santa Clarita, California.
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This film is Jack Messitt's directorial debut.
Goofs
(Unknown)
Personal History
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Bought my copy from Wal-Mart for $12. After
seeing the film I gladly would've paid more.
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I've always liked the movie within a movie idea, but it's films like this and Cut
that got it right. I love it when the movie comes to life. Much more entertaining, to me, than the filming
or mirroring of a movie within a movie.
