Grim Reaper (Video 2007)

The stripper Rachel is hit by a cab but survives in the emergency room of a hospital. However, she sees Death chasing her, but she does not succeed in convincing the nurses. She is drugged ... See full summary »

Director:

Michael Feifer

Writers:

Ellis Walker, Michael Feifer (concept)

Stars:

Cherish Lee, J.D. Head, Benjamin Pitts

Cast

Cast overview:
Cherish Lee	...	Rachel
J.D. Head	...	Bubba
Benjamin Pitts	...	Liam
James C. Burns	...	Homeless Man
Adam Fortin	...	Grim Reaper
Jay Wilkins	...	Paramedic
Serdar Kalsin	...	Cab Driver
Alice Ensor	...	Nurse Hill
Brent Fidler	...	Dr. Brown
Nick Mathis	...	Nick
Peter Bisson	...	Pete (as Peter J. Bisson)
Rebekah Brandes	...	Katie
Turiya Dawn	...	Tia
Mike Korich	...	Stuart
Caia Coley	...	Karen

Storyline

The stripper Rachel is hit by a cab but survives in the emergency room of a hospital. However, she sees Death chasing her, but she does not succeed in convincing the nurses. She is drugged and wakes up in St. Joseph, a mental hospital administrated by Dr. Brown. She finds five other inmates that had a near death experience and also claim that Death is coming for them, but Dr. Brown tells them that they are subject of a mass hypnosis experiment. Meanwhile, Rachel's boyfriend and student of medicine Liam seeks her nearby the night-club. While trying to escape from the facility, Rachel discloses the truth about Dr. Brown and St. Joseph.

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Taglines:

Death always has the last word.

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Genres:

Horror

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for horror violence and some language

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

16 January 2007 (USA)

Also Known As:

Re: Play

Box Office

Budget:

$1,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

MRG Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

82 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

some people

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