Plasterhead (2006)

Director:

Kevin Higgins

Writer:

Kevin Higgins (writer)

Release Date:

2 October 2007 (USA)

Genre:

Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Tagline:

True Evil Has No Face

Plot:

Every town has a local legend. Not all of them are deadly. Headed to Miami to celebrate winter break...

Plot Keywords:

Small Town | Topless Female Nudity | Diner | Gas Station | Cult

Cast

Kathryn Merry	...	Maggie
Josh Macuga	...	Steve
Ernest Dancy	...	David
Raine Brown	...	Audra
Gerard Adimando	...	Sheriff Earl Taggart
Brandon Slagle	...	Henry
Steph Van Vlack	...	Peggy (as Stephanie Van Vlack)
Kevin Cannon	...	Jerry
Tom DiNardo	...	Artie the Mechanic
Artie Brennan	...	Donnie
Drae Williamson	...	Janine Alexander
Brian Dixon	...	Ray Williams / Plasterhead
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Marci Fine	...	Marlene Love
Ronald Thomas	...	Bartender

Also Known As:

No Face (Singapore: English title) (DVD title)

MPAA:

Rated R for violence, language and brief nudity.

Runtime:

USA:94 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Certification:

USA:R | Singapore:NC-16

Filming Locations:

Blairstown, New Jersey, USA

Company:

Plasterhead Productions

Trivia:

The snow in the film was coincidental, and the script was updated to accommodate it.

Goofs:

Continuity: When Audra goes into the bathroom of the vacant house, the orange-colored manufacturer's tag on the NEW toilet tank disappears and reappears during the scene. Also, why are the electricity and water utilities 'on' at a house that has been vacant for years?

Movie Connections:

References Friday the 13th (1980)

Soundtrack:

Stare Down The Walls

Hire "Plasterhead" for all your home decorating needs...

First off, I must comment on how well many of the shots were setup. So much of the cinematography looks amazing for a low budget horror film... Then there's the movie itself...

I understand the restraints of working with low budgets, but "Plasterhead" is supposed to be the legend of a severely disfigured guy who lives in an old shack out in the woods, that no one has visited in several years. Fair enough, but how hard can it be to find a rundown old house? It seems I see them all the time and I live in a nice area of town. "Plasterhead" appears to be up on the latest home decor fashions, as his (really nice) house is spotless inside and out, and looks as though Martha Stewart may have lent him a hand while decorating (he obviously knows his way around with a putty-knife)... Come on! With the exception of Ernest Dancy as "David", the acting is laughable at best. The main portion of the story takes place in West Virginia (where people have Southern accents), yet only the waitress (who can't act) seems to grasp this concept. Wait till you get a load of the guy playing the sheriff... He's supposed to be a backwoods hillbilly type, but is obviously from the east coast and attempts a (southern?) accent, which unfortunately sounds a lot more like a mentally impaired guy from Brooklyn (quite ridiculous throughout)... The story is down-right stupid, and it's ineptness leads a beautifully shot film right into the gutter. Add the bad location scouting and lack of acting talent, and you are left with a complete mess of all of the above...

There are far better low budget Indies out there if you know where to look.