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Rift (I) (2011)Several college students are brutally murdered in a small college town and the killer is still on the loose. In an attempt to seek the truth, a journalism student misguidedly finds herself ... See full summary » Director:LazRael LisonWriter:LazRael Lison |
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Stanley Ipasani
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Christina
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Rachel Tompson
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Amber Charms
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Haili Greenmire
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Richie Arsenal
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Beth Ann
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Emma
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Several college students are brutally murdered in a small college town and the killer is still on the loose. In an attempt to seek the truth, a journalism student misguidedly finds herself in a storm of intrigue, jealousy, devil worship, and the haunting of misunderstood forces that roam the college town. Will she discover the town's long buried secrets? Or will she find out that some secrets are better left concealed? Written by anonymous
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EnglishRelease Date:
15 May 2011 (USA) See more »Box Office
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$1,500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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From beginning to end this movies is an amateur production. The acting is terrible with the lead female actress delivering a buffoonish performance with no spectrum of emotion or depth. Details are laughable
- for instance the female lead picks a heavy padlock with a hairpin in
10 seconds. Locations seem to be the homes of cast members with cheap banners and signs identifying them as vital sites in the story. The plot itself might have served to make a fairly good horror story but the production is a disaster. The special effects are not all that special which detracts from the believability of the movie. I enjoy a campy bad film and even a generally bad film that has some good points in the plot or cast, but this film has neither. All in all the only thing I can say about Rift is that it is genuinely a BAD FILM!