Passage of the Four (2002)
"Screaming Night" (original title)

Six friends find themselves diverted from a rock gig to a fight for their lives. Lost and afraid they soon discover their refuge is not the sanctuary of a hospital they first thought and ... See full summary »

Director:

John Henry Richardson

Writers:

Andy Briggs, David A. Davidson (contributing writer),

Stars:

Heather Chase, Kevin Berthiaume, Ryan Brooks

Cast

Credited cast:
Heather Chase	...	Miss Finch (as Heather Ashley)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kevin Berthiaume	...	Karl Norton
Ryan Brooks	...	Toby
Jen Eldridge	...	Rosie
GiGi Erneta	...	Officer Panameno
Brooke Giancola	...	Hanna
Danielle Leigh Davis	...	Claudia
Meghan Leigh Walls	...	Lydia
Moksha McPherrin	...	Caroline
Jarrod Roggenbuck	...	Alyster
Meghan Leigh Wall	...	Lydia
Alan Waserman	...	Deranged Man

Storyline

Six friends find themselves diverted from a rock gig to a fight for their lives. Lost and afraid they soon discover their refuge is not the sanctuary of a hospital they first thought and find themselves in a bizarre struggle with Lydia, a Demonic Siren who needs to keep them alive so that she can perform the Dark Passage of Four that will grant her immortality.

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Genres:

Action | Horror | Thriller

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

7 August 2003 (USA)

Also Known As:

Passage of the Four

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Majority Entertainment, New Castle Pictures

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

A cult classic in the making

Screaming Night is a stunning, hugely disturbing horror film. In a world of identical horror movies, Screaming Night deserves greater attention - it is far better than the recent dull remakes House of Wax and The Amityville Horror.

This is an original, bravura little horror flick. Much of the credit for the film's success must lie at the feet of up-and-coming screenwriter Andy Briggs - surely a name to watch. He is a genius! Try and see this great film if you can - it's already achieving something of a legendary cult status amongst knowing discerning horror fans. And see if you can keep watching during the notorious heart scene with Dr. Horvath!