Wages of Sin (2006)

User Rating:

2.7/10   

Director:

Aaron Robson

Writers:

Adam S. Leslie (writer)
Christine Locker (writer)
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Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

Everyone has a past

Plot:

A Supernatural thriller that weaves a tale of darkness and suspense. The past will never stay hidden.

Plot Keywords:

Wages Of Sin | Female Lead

Cast

Ashlie Victoria Clark	...	Sue
Brandon Michael	...	Ron
Prentice Reedy	...	Taylor
Billy St. John	...	The Preacher
Lauren Zelman	...	Jane

Directed by
Aaron Robson

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Adam S. Leslie		writer
Christine Locker		writer
Lee Ann Riddle		writer
Aaron Robson		writer

Produced by
Steve B. Harris	....	executive producer
Bill Nelson	....	executive producer
Teresa Nelson	....	associate producer
William Nelson	....	executive producer
Patricia Phelan	....	producer
Aaron Robson	....	executive producer
Aaron Robson	....	line producer
Aaron Robson	....	producer
Jonathan Sheinberg	....	executive producer
Jaime Siordia	....	line producer

Original Music by
Robert Guerrier

Cinematography by
Tim Otholt
Chris Reilly

Film Editing by
Robson Aaron
Aaron Robson

Production Design by
Joshua Thomas
Cheyne Wilson

Art Department
Joshua Thomas	....	construction coordinator

Sound Department
Clayton Weber	....	sound designer
Clayton Weber	....	supervising sound editor

Visual Effects by
Morgan Lee Kessler	....	title sequence graphics

Other crew
Justin Hamilton	....	script supervisor

Production Companies

• Into Deep Productions
• Renaissance Entertainment
• Ringleader Studios

Distributors

• Echo Bridge Home Entertainment (2007) (USA) (DVD)

Runtime:

USA:93 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color (NTSC Color) | Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

Washington, USA

Company:

Into Deep Productions

but on the other hand...

With all due respect to zootie's comments I actually found a bit more positive in this movie. Perhaps it's because I've come off a recent run of really bad ones so by comparison this seemed much better than it really was..who knows. But it wasn't like it was putting me to sleep or anything...and truthfully I found the performances of Ashlie Clark (very nice looking!) and Brandon Michael to be palatable...certainly a notch above the rest of the cast. I do agree with zootie's estimation of the photography and production values...far superior to a lot of the "financially challenged" (politically correct term for low budget) horror flicks I've seen. With 2 fairly attractive females in the cast I was somewhat surprised that this film didn't take the usual "let's toss in some gratuitous nudity so more people will watch it" but I'm actually glad they didn't. Yes, the story tends to stumble over itself and the ending lacks a payoff but on the other hand I admire what the filmmakers tried to achieve and how they went about it. I assure you that although is not a great film, it is better than a lot of the other crap being released that I've had the misfortune of seeing.