Strange Things Happen at Sundown (2003) (V)

Director:

Marc Fratto

Writers:

Marc Fratto (co-story)
Marc Fratto (screenplay)

Release Date:

30 November 2003 (USA)

Genre:

Horror | Action | Comedy

Plot:

What happens when normal people find they need to kill, in order to survive? This is the story of such a group of people...

Plot Keywords:

Vampire | Born Again Christian | Mobster | Accidental Killing | Low Budget Film

Cast

J. Scott Green	...	Marcel
Masha Sapron	...	Narrator
Jocasta Bryan	...	Amy
Joseph DeVito	...	Jimmy Fangs
Joshua Nelson	...	Joey the Butcher
Shannon Moore	...	Annabelle
Melissa Bacelar	...	Vicky
Livia Llewellyn	...	June
Giovanni DeMarco	...	Nicky the Tooth
Steve Gonzalez	...	The Reaper
Gina Ramsden	...	Cynthia
Michael Massimino	...	Paulie Hands (as Mike Massimino)
Robert M. Lemkowitz	...	The Reaper (voice)
Kenny Kauderer	...	Smooth
Sal Verderame	...	Fat Frankie

Runtime:

USA:135 min | Germany:115 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

Germany:18 | UK:18 | USA:Unrated | USA:R (special edition)

Filming Locations:

Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Company:

Insane-O-Rama Productions

Trivia:

The Reaper, and his wife, June, are supposed to be a modern day Vlad the Impaler, and Elizabeth Bathory.

Quotes:

Amy: I thought we had a hundred grand
Marcel: We do. But it's gonna be a little hard to spend.
Amy: Why?
Marcel: It's all in thousand dollar bills.
Amy: Oh, that's just great.
Marcel: Don't sweat it. I know a guy upstate who can help us out. His name is Smooth and him and his wife do that sort of thing.
Amy: Wait a minute. Your gonna trust your money to a guy named Smooth?

I've Got a Camcorder Too...

Forgive me all that read this review. It won't be long, I assure you. BRAIN DAMAGE films.what can be said about them. Besides bringing out interesting, possibly trend-setting films, I think that the movie makers really need to invest in some better filming equipment. I knew when I saw the opening shot that it was going to be an uninteresting movie, and I was right. Was there blood in it? Yes. Was there vampires? If you want to call them that. Constant screaming from the victims, the cheesy blood that covered the bodies, frustration over a loss of $3.50 is all I felt. The cover to all of their movies is great, but then again, it's suckers like me that rent it and realize after the movie starts that we've been swindled. Oh, and please don't get me started on these Soprano-like vampires.