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13 Seconds (Video 2003)A group of musicians are trying to film a music video but when the crew starts to turn up dead, the group begins to quesion each others whereabouts. Director:Jeff ThomasWriter:Jeff Thomas |
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Kara
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Talia
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Esa Scott | ... |
Shapiro
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A sprawling turn of the century academy, a billboard charts band fueled by deceit, and an art gallery that comes to life with graphic paintings revealing each character dying a horrible death that begins to hint at the real terror lurking behind every one of us. "13 Seconds" boldly mixes chills with rapid action pacing which challenges the viewer to solve its mystery. It is a thriller that destroys one cliche after another while speeding towards a shocking, surprise ending that comes complete with crawlspace chases, seances, a malevolent art gallery, and an unstoppable evil older than time itself. Written by Matt Caldwell
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Rated R for horror violence/gore, language and some drug content | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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20 August 2003 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Monroe, Michigan, USACompany Credits
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Wow what a steaming pile of dung.
While I enjoy low-budget gore as much as the next guy, this one was almost unbearable to watch. This was mainly due to the acting, if you can call it that. Every person in this flick had the same monotone voice coming from the same expressionless face. For a horror film there was a decided lack of screaming. I would expect some screams when one is getting hacked in half, or their chest ripped open, but I think there were a total of 4 screams in the entire film.
I can't believe this thing won awards. It must have been the only entry.
Can I have 90 minutes of my life back please?