The Evading (Video 2007)

It is said in heaven above there is a book that holds the time line every human will spend on earth. Once you have passed this time your subconscious becomes your conscious and you can see ... See full summary »

Director:

Rick L. Winters

Writer:

Rick L. Winters

Stars:

Jason Adkins, Olivia Alsept-Ellis, Bob Bishop III

Cast

Credited cast:
Jason Adkins	...	Goliath
Olivia Alsept-Ellis	...	Karla
Bob Bishop III	...	Doctor
Bob Bishop	...	IT
Ricky Leroy Bodkin	...	Bum
Brent Brumbach	...	Heroin Dealer # 2
Scott Caster	...	David
George Dunn	...	Dr. Apple
Renee Gilbert	...	Domonique
Akbar Kedear	...	Abraham
Dixi Lee	...	Mieko
Patrick Mackay	...	Tim
Hilary Mawindi	...	Dr. Mackey
Kathleen McKenzie	...	Female Detective
Danette Meline	...	Karla's Mother

Storyline

It is said in heaven above there is a book that holds the time line every human will spend on earth. Once you have passed this time your subconscious becomes your conscious and you can see the signs of IT in the black cape that subliminally lead you to your demise.

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Plot Keywords:

death | shadow people | evading | reaper

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Taglines:

It's coming for you ...

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Genres:

Horror | Thriller

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

11 June 2007 (USA)

Also Known As:

En las tinieblas de la muerte

Filming Locations:

Seattle, Washington, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$400,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Annodam Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

98 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo (RCA Sound System) Dolby SR (RCA Sound System)

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Brittany Quist had to lie on an icy cold cement floor for several hours during the shooting of some of her final scenes. Heating pads, blankets, hair dryers, and cups of hot coffee were used to try to keep her warm.

User Reviews

You'll Watch This With The Lights On!

So You Can Read During The Slow Parts! I gave this film a 2 because I liked the audio work and a couple of the FX. Indeed, the whole look of the film showed some care. Now, if only they had rewritten the script and gotten better performances out of the actors. I say two these things because the script sounded like a first draft and the dialogue was so inane and repetitive that I honestly couldn't tell if the actors had any chops. Visually, there was enough there for a decent hour had a good editor been given free reign to cut, cut, cut. I think this was a case where a highly experienced producer might have pulled it all together. I just can't recommend this film except to die hard horror completists.