Suburban Nightmare (2004) (V)

Director:

Jon Keeyes

Writers:

Debbie Rochon (story)
Jon Keeyes (screenplay)

Release Date:

29 June 2004 (USA)

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

Charles and Deborah would love to HAVE YOU for dinner!

Plot:

Outwardly stable Charles Rosenblad and his short-tempered wife Deborah seem like your average suburban couple...

Plot Keywords:

Lesbianism | Female Nudity | Murder | Stripping

Cast

Brandy Little	...	Deborah Rosenblad
Trent Haaga	...	Charles Rosenblad
Hayden Tweedie	...	Becky Rosenblad
Kimberly Grant	...	Kris, The Pet
Robert McCollum	...	Lynden Simmons
Farah White	...	Stacy Simmons
Anjanette Clewis	...	Mandy (as Denise Clewis)
Randal Scott	...	Police Officer (as Randy Williams)
Jim McNeil	...	Police Officer
Robert Malone	...	Berry
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Terri Lynn Carey	...	Victim
Cyndi Hearne	...	Victim
D. Kristell Hines	...	Victim
Mark E. Howell	...	Victim
Robert James	...	Victim
Jennifer Keeyes	...	Victim
Kristina Kimberlin	...	Victim
Michael Magnus	...	Victim
Chris Ryan	...	Caligari (voice)
Shelly Shivers	...	Victim
Denice Wallace	...	Victim
Kandice Wallace	...	Victim

Directed by
Jon Keeyes

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Jon Keeyes		screenplay
Debbie Rochon		story

Produced by
John Bacchus	....	executive producer (as Zachary Winston Snygg)
Richard T. Carey	....	producer
Jeffrey Faoro	....	executive producer (as Jeff Faoro)
Ned Foster	....	associate producer
Jon Keeyes	....	producer
Michael Raso	....	executive producer (as Michael L. Raso)
Debbie Rochon	....	producer
Rick Van Meter	....	associate producer

Original Music by
Colleen Bradford
Brandon Bumpas
Neil Schnell
Steve Watkins

Cinematography by
Brad Walker		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Robert McCollum

Production Design by
Eric Whitney

Art Direction by
Eric Whitney

Costume Design by
Kay Elmore

Makeup Department
Marvin Day	....	special makeup effects artist
Amy Everett	....	makeup artist
Damaris Foster	....	makeup artist

Production Management
David R. Dean	....	assistant production manager
Debra Knotts	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Richard T. Carey	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Ward Boult	....	art department photographer
Terri Lynn Carey	....	stage weapons
Randy Hearne	....	property master
Randy Hearne	....	stage weapons
Michael Raso	....	poster artist

Sound Department
Kevin D. Brown	....	sound editor
Kevin D. Brown	....	sound re-recording mixer
Jeremiah Clifton	....	sound editor
Jeremiah Clifton	....	sound re-recording mixer
Darren Faulkner	....	sound editor
Lesa Foust	....	boom operator
Brad Harper	....	production sound mixer
Brad Harper	....	sound recordist
Stuart Kincaid	....	sound assistant

Stunts
Dan Salazar	....	assistant stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department
Jerry Andrews	....	key grip
John F. Beach	....	grip
Troy Blevins	....	grip
Lucas Corso	....	photographer: victims
Jon Keeyes	....	photographer: victim
Stuart Kincaid	....	grip
Jim McNeil	....	best boy electric
Scott Meissner	....	still photographer
Randal Scott	....	grip (as Randy Williams)
Lowen Shivers	....	gaffer

Other crew
Tony Addison	....	mechanic
Charles Burnley	....	production assistant
Terri Lynn Carey	....	script supervisor
Ned Foster	....	title designer
John Hattan	....	production assistant
Cyndi Hearne	....	external atmospheric coordinator
Cyndi Hearne	....	production assistant
Randy Hearne	....	security officer
Eddie Holland	....	key chef
Alberto Kerboli	....	production assistant
Jason Lacker	....	production assistant
Mel LeRoy	....	production assistant
Andrew Magnus	....	accountant
Robert N. McLain	....	fight choreographer
Roy Nelson	....	production assistant
Deidre Roy	....	production assistant
Dianna Smith	....	additional craft service
Greg Smith	....	additional craft service
Denice Wallace	....	production assistant
Kandice Wallace	....	production assistant
Kandice Wallace	....	sous chef
Michael A. Weiss	....	legal and business affairs
Torin Wolf	....	medic

Production Companies

• Highland Myst Entertainment

Distributors

• EI (Exposure Index) Independent Cinema
• Shock-O-Rama Cinema (2004) (USA) (DVD)

Other Companies

• AB Studio  original score mixed and edited at
• First Street Audio  songs recorded at
• Fort Worth Costume Company  additional wardrobe provided by
• Post Traumatic Studios  song editing

Also Known As:

MPAA:

Rated R for strong violence, pervasive language and some sexuality

Runtime:

85 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

Fort Worth, Texas, USA

Company:

Highland Myst Entertainment

Trivia:

Debbie Rochon wrote this story for her long time friend Jon Keeyes to direct. He turned the story into script form. She also found investors for the film. Rochon wrote the story with herself in mind for the lead role (Deborah). Then a couple weeks prior to the start date she had a serious accident on a film set. Keeyes went on without her and cast Brandy Little in the role at the 11th hour.

Movie Connections:

References American Nightmare (2002) (V)

Soundtrack:

Stable

Horrible horrible horrible

To start off let me just say that I'm a self proclaimed expert of crappy movies. I have an extensive DVD collection and probably watch at the very least 5 low budget movies a week. Trust me, I know my stuff, and this is the worst.

I don't know what the directors purpose was in this movie... If his purpose was making me want to hurt myself, he succeeded. This movie was absolutely the worst I have seen in a VERY VERY long time. All it contains is 2 hours of common, emotionless arguing and very very very poor acting. Also see if you can spot some of the ripoff attempts at shots made by great filmmakers... like when the wife locks herself in the room and he's trying to get in. *cough* Stanley Kubrick *cough* The best part about the whole thing is that in the special features the director thinks he made a great movie with a lot of meaning. Watching him talk did give me a nice laugh.

Other than that, I seriously urge you not to see this unless you want to see the absolute bottom of the barrel of movies. This left an extremely sour taste in my mouth and I hope that everyone involved in the production of this goes straight to the hottest part of hell.