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Director:
Cassian Elwes
Writer:
Cassian Elwes (writer)
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Genre:
Drama | Sci-Fi See more »
Tagline:
A vigilante cop is on the trail of two alien life forms hiding out in his mind.
Plot:
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Cast

  (in credits order) (verified as complete)
Charley Hayward ... Turner
Jad Mager ... Fire

Kerri Green ... Rain
Brian Wimmer ... Flemming

Joel Brooks ... Morgan

Cecilia Peck ... Jessie

David Carrera ... Surgeon
Joe Fiacho ... Corpse

BJ Davis ... Bum
Elizabeth Hayden ... Spikey Hair

Ian Buchanan ... Wax
Michael Karp ... Bouncer
Melissa Behr ... Jack
Lynette Howe ... Stripper
Neil Kinsella ... Barkeep
Lauren Taylor ... Hooker #1

Amanda De Cadenet ... Hooker #2
Bari K. Willerford ... Alice
Ed Bates ... Shootist
Stephan Bataillard ... Delinquent #1
Tony Kienitz ... Delinquent #2 (as Anthony Kienitz)
Kyle Buckley ... Samantha
Miles Levy ... Nun
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Directed by
Cassian Elwes 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Cassian Elwes  writer

Produced by
Stephan Bataillard .... producer
Edward Bates .... co-producer
David Niven Jr. .... executive producer
 
Original Music by
George Andrian 
Tyler Bates 
 
Cinematography by
Daniele Massaccesi 
 
Film Editing by
John Lafferty 
 
Casting by
Jeffery Passero  (as Jeffrey Passero)
 
Production Design by
Amy B. Ancona  (as Amy Ancona)
 
Art Direction by
Ivan Knight 
 
Set Decoration by
Michele Munoz 
 
Costume Design by
Carol Anne Harris  (as Carol Ann Harris)
 
Makeup Department
Ron McPherson .... hair stylist
Ron McPherson .... key makeup artist
Rick Short .... makeup artist
Lauren Taylor .... makeup artist
Mike Tristano .... special makeup effects
 
Production Management
Gretchen Bugliarelli .... production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Nat Bocking .... second second assistant director
Carla Bowen .... second assistant director
Neil Kinsella .... first assistant director
Suzi Mealing .... second assistant director
Alys Meyers .... second second assistant director
Brett Thompson .... second unit director
 
Art Department
Amy Goode .... scenic artist
David Rockello .... scenic artist
David Rosen .... scenic artist
Kathy Stewart .... property master
 
Sound Department
Steve Cartwright .... sound editor
Kevin Deel .... boom operator
Mike Draghi .... sound designer
Mike Draghi .... sound re-recording mixer
Mike Draghi .... supervising sound editor
Kathy George .... adr editor
Kirk Jeffries .... foley artist
Jeffrey Kennith .... foley editor
Anthony Marc Liali .... boom operator
Jim Machowski .... boom operator
Jeff Mar .... dialogue editor
Jeff Mar .... sound re-recording mixer
Russel Mar .... adr editor
Cynthia Merrill .... foley artist
Daniel D. Monahan .... sound mixer (as Daniel Monahan)
Bill Ratcliffe .... sound mixer
Ken Segal .... sound mixer
Roland N. Thai .... sound editor
 
Special Effects by
John C. Hartigan .... pyrotechnics supervisor
Mike Tristano .... special effects
Mark Williams .... special effects coordinator
 
Stunts
BJ Davis .... stunt coordinator
Spice Williams-Crosby .... stunts (as Spice Williams)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Mike Bradley .... camera loader
Warren Eig .... best boy
Kenn Ferro .... Steadicam operator
Tony Kienitz .... best boy grip
David Kiser .... first assistant camera: second unit (as Dave Kiser)
Magdalene Kispal .... still photographer
Andreas Kossak .... director of photography: second unit
Todd Olsen .... key grip
Dino Ramble .... dolly grip
Brian Regalot .... first assistant camera
Tom Schmieder .... gaffer
 
Casting Department
Elizabeth Hayden .... casting associate
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Susan Wachsler .... wardrobe supervisor
 
Editorial Department
Scott Dougherty .... post-production coordinator
Danny Frenkel .... second assistant editor
Nicole Schubert .... first assistant editor
Boyd Steer .... negative cutter
Jay Wiechman .... negative cutter
 
Music Department
John Taylor .... composer: additional music
 
Other crew
Bundy Chanock .... set medic
Darcy Desylvia .... production coordinator
Mar Elepano .... title designer
John William Hart III .... insurance (as John Hart III)
Michael Karp .... location manager
Cindy Maxwell .... script supervisor
Brett Thompson .... title designer
 

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Runtime:
88 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Sound Mix:
Ultra Stereo
Certification:
USA:R
Company:
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1 out of 2 people found the following review useful.
Er.. what?, 23 October 2009
Author: anxietyresister from United Kingdom

If you like to be confused, this is the film for you. A guy's daughter gets abducted by an alien, ages a decade and a half in 4 years, and tries to seduce dear old dad on a bed in his dreams. He will later have a computer disc inserted in his head by an blonde android with big tits, all the while being menaced by said alien who is a Russell Brand lookalike with a vaguely Irish accent. This extra-terrestial wants to marry the dude's now grown up little girl, but this would entail killing her so that he can absorb her memories in his head. This is his idea of blessed nuptials. Ain't love grand?!

As a lot of the film takes place in the main character's brain there are scene changes a-plenty and more costumes than you'd find in Elton John's wardrobe. Not forgetting the very dubious futuristic sets.. which consist of sparse streets with a few bits of rubbish blowing about. We get reams of dialogue about the plot that makes less sense the more they try and explain it, and lots of long, thin guns which are only used surreptitiously but are on display in nearly every scene. Is it just me who sees a metaphor here? I think the director has issues here, apart from a penchant for making lousy sci-fi movies. Seek help, mate.

Got to give some kudos to the guy though (but not much), he sure has a labyrinthine film here made with what is no doubt a very um, interesting imagination. Only problem is it is virtually impossible to watch, and it isn't worth the effort to decipher the story either. In short, it's just total hogwash and has FAIL written all over it. He should have bought himself a pack of Hubba Bubba with the budget instead (if it could have covered it). It would have lasted longer, and left more of a lasting flavour. And probably wouldn't have sucked as hard. 2/10

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