Ghosts Don't Exist (2010)

Director:

Eric Espejo

Writer:

Eric Espejo (written by)

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

Or do they?

Plot:

A ghost hunter's final case before retiring leads him down a dark and potentially deadly path. |

Awards:

1 win

Cast

Phillip Roebuck	...	Brett Wilson
Devon Brookshire	...	Jennifer Hughes (as Devon Marie Burt)
Joe Hansard	...	Travis Garner
Josh Davidson	...	David Sherman
Frederick Cowie	...	Ritchie Lyons
Ted Taylor	...	Kurt Wilson
Katie Foster	...	Nicole Wilson
Chris Cooley	...	Deputy Dan
Chris Kennedy	...	Sheriff Fuller
Lindsay Czarniak	...	Lindsay - PsyFi News reporter
Demetrius Parker	...	Dr. Greenway
Ed Mantell	...	Bradford Walters
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Giana Appleman	...	Woman in waiting room
David Beatty	...	E.M.T.
Alethea Bryant	...	Woman in waiting room
Pete Buttecali	...	Network Executive #2
Kirsten Cooley	...	O.R. Nurse
Tanner Cooley	...	Dr. Cooley
Kathryn Coombs	...	Woman in waiting room
Andrew Coston	...	E.M.T.
Bonnie Lee Donovan	...	Woman in waiting room
Sarina Espejo	...	Nurse
Troy Foreman	...	Hospital Attendant
Samantha Iles	...	Ob-Gyn Nurse
Gregory Labenz	...	Medical examiner's staff
Michael Lattanzio	...	E.M.T.
Tara Lescault	...	Woman in waiting room
Matt Neufeld	...	Medical Technician
Kendra North	...	Mrs. Cameron
Mike O'Meara	...	Network Executive #1
Gavin Peretti	...	Dr. Rosen
Marie Powell	...	E.M.T. Captain
Patrick Shewmaker	...	Man in waiting room
Douglas Wilson	...	Man in waiting room

Directed by
Eric Espejo

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Eric Espejo		written by

Produced by
Chris Cooley	....	executive producer
Tanner Cooley	....	producer
Drew Crowder	....	executive producer
Eric Espejo	....	executive producer
Eric Espejo	....	producer
Jason Fabini	....	executive producer
Michael A. Fabini	....	executive producer
Richard Friend	....	producer
Aaron Goodmiller	....	executive producer
Aaron Goodmiller	....	producer
James P. Mercurio	....	executive producer
Billy Peterson	....	executive producer
Jake Stewart	....	associate producer
Michael Tacelosky	....	executive producer

Original Music by
James T. Sale

Cinematography by
Kunitaro Ohi

Film Editing by
Matt West

Casting by
Demetrius Parker

Production Design by
Kathryn Coombs

Art Direction by
Ed Mantell

Makeup Department
Sarah Baker Mills	....	assistant makeup artist (as Sarah Baker)
Jim Choate	....	makeup artist

Production Management
Kathryn Coombs	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Donnie Conty	....	second second assistant director
Richard Friend	....	second assistant director
Gavin Peretti	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Glen Bartram	....	art department staff
April Bridgeman	....	art department staff
Tanner Cooley	....	picture cars coordinator
Richard Friend	....	graphic designer
William Fry	....	art department staff
James Johnson	....	art department staff
Buzz Mooney	....	assistant art director
Liz Smith	....	key art department assistant
Stephen Smith	....	art department staff
Jim Whitmore	....	art department staff

Sound Department
William Britt	....	sound recordist
Sam Edens	....	boom operator
Javy Espejo	....	sound production assistant
Justin Schneiderman	....	sound assistant

Visual Effects by
Matt West	....	visual effects supervisor

Stunts
Jim Choate	....	stunt supervisor
Gregory Labenz	....	stunt coordinator
Gavin Peretti	....	precision driver

Camera and Electrical Department
Don Aros	....	gaffer
Charles Bevan	....	best boy grip
Matt Kelly	....	first assistant camera
Matt Kelly	....	red camera technician
Evan Luzi	....	second assistant camera
Andrew Martin	....	dolly grip
Patrick Shewmaker	....	grip
Hektor Stockton	....	key grip
Troy Tanner	....	infrared camera operator
Rob Vaughn	....	best boy electric
Matt West	....	digital imaging technician

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Alethea Bryant	....	set costumer
Tara Lescault	....	wardrobe supervisor

Other crew
Charle Acierto	....	production assistant
Ian Albetski	....	production assistant
Giana Appleman	....	production assistant
Dan Brady	....	production assistant
Jean-Paul Chreky	....	script supervisor
Donnie Conty	....	making-of video
Earl Espejo	....	production accountant
Sarina Espejo	....	sponsorship coordinator
Dave Galen	....	technical advisor
Samantha Iles	....	production coordinator
Samantha Iles	....	set medic
Bethew 'Bert' Jennings III	....	legal counsel
Brad Keppler	....	production assistant
Sandy Kosch	....	production assistant
John Rossi	....	technical advisor
Patrick Shewmaker	....	key set production assistant
Ronna B. Wallace	....	production representative
John Warfield	....	technical advisor
Kristie Weaver	....	digital imaging assistant
Nancy Yee	....	marketing director

Production Companies

• 19th & Wilson
• EastWest Films (in association with)

Distributors

• Echo Bridge Home Entertainment (2010) (USA) (all media)
• Horizon Motion Pictures (2010) (Non-USA) (all media)

Other Companies

• Midnight Sound Productions  sound post-production
• Monster-Tronics.com  props

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color (HD)

Company:

19th & Wilson

Trivia:

As the movie opens, you hear a hospital intercom calling for Dr. Blair and Dr. J. Hamilton. This same audio clip can be heard at the beginning of the song "I Remember Now", the first track on the album "Operation Mindcrime" by Queensrÿche.

Goofs:

Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): In the beginning of the movie there was a pregnant woman who is injured in the hospital and they are bagging her with an ambubag. They didn't have to do that since she was obviously talking, meaning she can breathe fine.

Boring, just boring.

I just watched the movie, and it was just boring. The acting was bad. There wasn't anything scary about the movie. I really really like movies that this is trying to be but it fails. The acting was some of the worse. It makes no sense. I had to rewind scenes and watch them again and still it made no sense.

The editing was VERY choppy. The movie seemed to just drag on and on. It took what could have been a really great concept and dropped the ball very early on.

By the end I was only enjoying the movie to make fun of, in between yelling at the movie about how stupid the characters were acting.