At Dawn They Sleep (2000)

Director:

Brian Paulin

Writer:

Brian Paulin

Genre:

Thriller

Plot:

Stephen and Ian are ruthless drug lords who are in the middle of a war with their rival Billy Rae Douglas...

Cast

Tanya Hennesy	...	Angel #1
Brian Paulin	...	Stephen
Rich George	...	Ian
Ryan Donaldson	...	1st Victim
Rich Borges	...	2nd Victim
Jeff Feighery	...	1st Shooter
Jason Tyler	...	2nd Shooter
Rob Cupertino	...	Rob
Jen Glendye	...	Terrie
Jill Cordeiro	...	Angelene
Courtney Fletcher	...	Angel
Lisa Dupuis	...	Sword Angel
Jeff Paulin	...	Sleeping Priest
Brian DeClercq	...	Apprentice (as Brian DeClerqc)
Rick Shempf	...	Greedy Priest
Jim Cunha	...	Spineless Priest
Judy Nevins	...	Nun
Paula Scarpelos	...	Nun Eater
Eli Connors	...	Beer Bottle Chris
Greg Bressler	...	Battlestar Fan
Matt Trottier	...	Billy Rae Douglas
Mike Cappuccilli	...	Split Head Chris
Mike Bunker	...	Shootout
Joe Curran	...	Shootout
Marie Sousa	...	Splitin 2 Girl
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lynxvosmia	...	Himself

Directed by
Brian Paulin

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Brian Paulin

Produced by
Eli Connors	....	producer
Rich George	....	producer
Brian Paulin	....	producer

Original Music by
Brian Paulin

Cinematography by
Eli Connors
Rich George
Brian Paulin

Film Editing by
Eli Connors
Brian Paulin

Production Management
Eli Connors	....	post-production supervisor

Art Department
Rich George	....	set construction
Brian Paulin	....	set construction
Jeff Paulin	....	set construction

Sound Department
Eli Connors	....	foley artist
Eli Connors	....	sound editor
Brian Paulin	....	foley artist
Brian Paulin	....	sound editor

Special Effects by
Brian Paulin	....	special effects makeup

Stunts
Rich George	....	stunt coordinator
Rich George	....	stunts

Production Companies

• Morbid Vision Films

Distributors

• Alternative Cinema (2004) (worldwide) (all media)
• Video Outlaw (2000) (worldwide) (DVD)

Runtime:

USA:80 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Certification:

UK:18

Company:

Morbid Vision Films

I didn't fall asleep

First of all I would like to react to the other comments. Did they watched the movie I saw? Let me say, you have to respect independent movie makers. They have a hell of a time to make their movie, and mostly they have no budget. Okay, the problem Brian (the director) has is that one of his movies, Bone Sickness, was much acclaimed due the reason that zombie flicks were a hype a few years ago. Not only that for a reason, Bone Sickness was distributed by his own label and a few others some with much fame like X Rated Kult. This movie was made a few years earlier then Bone Sickness so you can't compare both. About the editing, all comments are breaking down the editing but hey, did you guys understood the movie, for me there was no problem with editing. To make the movie going they cut out some frames so you don't have to watch the whole acting, but you don't miss anything. Otherwise they use editing to cut away from no existing effects like flying trough the air and having those crazy jumps as vampires like in eastern flicks. Friends of mine on the web gave me the opportunity to make contact with Brian's wife. After a few mails it came clear that we had an agreement that she would send some signed DVD's. As she did, this one was included. It is watchable and the acting for me was better than in Bone Sickness. The red stuff flows frequently and the gore is intact. Of course as in his flicks some girls have their nudity scene's but it never goes XXX like in those German splatters. That's good, if you want more of them watch the short movie included Damnation. The nudity never distract you from the storyline. I don't know if it was meant to be that way but the girls have there 70's tanned body (T&A are white). Funny to see Brian wearing his Buttgereit T shirt Der Todesking. The stop motion used with the corpse did in fact remind you of Evil Dead, and the end, well I got it, weird that most of the viewers didn't got the end. Won't spoil it, watch this flick in confidence. I have seen more then 1000 horrors, and I can tell you, I have seen worser. For one of his first movies it's a big cheer to Brian. And if you want more watch Fetus.