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Vanishing on 7th Street -- When a massive power blackout causes a city's population to vanish, a handful of survivors band together inside a tavern in an effort to survive as darkness approaches.

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Director:
Brad Anderson
Writer (WGA):
Anthony Jaswinski (written by)
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Release Date:
5 February 2011 (Japan) See more »
Genre:
Horror | Mystery | Thriller See more »
Tagline:
Fear lives in the dark See more »
Plot:
The population of Detroit has almost completely disappeared, but a few remain. As daylight disappears they realize that the Dark is coming for them. Full summary » | Full synopsis »
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Cast

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Hayden Christensen ... Luke

John Leguizamo ... Paul

Thandie Newton ... Rosemary

Jacob Latimore ... James

Taylor Groothuis ... Briana

Jordan Trovillion ... Concession Girl (as Jordon Trovillion)
Arthur Cartwright ... Security Guard

Neal Huff ... Chicago Reporter
Hugh Maguire ... Patient
Erin Nicole ... Paige (as Erin Nicole Brolley)
Stephen Clark ... Male TV Anchor
Carolyn Taylor ... Female TV Anchor (as Carolyn Clifford-Taylor)

Larry Fessenden ... Bike Messenger
Nicholas Yu ... Chinese Reporter (as Nick Yu)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Arnold Agee ... Kid (uncredited)
Christina Benjamin ... Movie Theater Patron (uncredited)
Courtney Benjamin ... Movie Theater Patron (uncredited)
Benjamin Brennan ... Movie Theater Patron (uncredited)
Jennifer Lynn Bryant ... Movie Theater Patron (uncredited)
Dennis Budziszewski ... Movie Theater Patron (uncredited)
Ron Causey ... Movie Theater Patron (uncredited)

Kyle Clarington ... Movie Theater Patron (uncredited)

Will Clarke ... Movie Theater Patron (uncredited)
Pamela Croydon ... Pedestrian (uncredited)
Shawntay Dalon ... Vanished #2 (uncredited)
Adam DeFilippi ... Movie Theater Patron (uncredited)
P.J. Edwards ... AMC Employee (uncredited)

Dave Kilgore ... Movie Theater Patron (uncredited)
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Directed by
Brad Anderson 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
Anthony Jaswinski (written by)

Produced by
Tove Christensen .... producer
Peter D. Graves .... executive producer
Elayne Herrick .... executive producer
Evan Herrick .... associate producer
Michael Herrick .... executive producer
Norton Herrick .... producer
Pamela Hirsch .... co-producer (as Pam Hirsch)
Ken Hirsh .... executive producer
Riva Marker .... co-producer
Nic Marshall .... associate producer
Lawrence Mattis .... executive producer
Kelly McCormick .... executive producer
Peter Pastorelli .... co-producer
Nick Quested .... executive producer
Celine Rattray .... producer
Joe Surace .... associate producer (as Joseph Surace)
Joy Goodwin .... co-producer (uncredited)
 
Original Music by
Lucas Vidal 
 
Cinematography by
Uta Briesewitz (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Jeffrey Wolf 
 
Casting by
Matthew Lessall 
 
Production Design by
Stephen Beatrice 
 
Art Direction by
Scott Anderson 
 
Set Decoration by
Selina van den Brink 
 
Costume Design by
Danielle Hollowell 
 
Makeup Department
Colleen Callaghan .... department head hair stylist
Jessica Y. Hernandez .... assistant makeup artist (as Jessica Hernandez)
Persefone Karakosta .... makeup department head
Jeannette Moriarty .... additional hair stylist
Jennifer Syts .... assistant hair stylist
 
Production Management
Pamela Hirsch .... unit production manager
Riva Marker .... post-production supervisor
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Thomas Fatone .... first assistant director
Patrick Gibbons .... second assistant director (as Patrick D. Gibbons)
Kim Thompson .... second second assistant director
 
Art Department
Ross Attard .... scenic painter
Jason Baker .... carpenter
Michael Barberi .... additional props
Philip Beesley .... set dresser
Rory Blanchard .... swing set dresser
Adam Bogos .... set dresser
Charles W. Brandt .... swing set dresser (as Charles Brandt)
Lori Brooks .... swing set dresser
Michele Campbell .... assistant art department coordinator
Dan Collick .... swing set dresser (as Daniel Collick)
James Corley .... construction coordinator
Joseph Corvaia .... carpenter
Jino Dinello .... carpenter
Kim A. Fay .... scenic painter (as Kim Fay)
Jeff Graham .... swing set dresser
Dallas Griffin .... set dresser
John Harrington .... carpenter
Kemper Harris .... on-set dresser
David Healy .... set dresser
John Hickok .... scenic painter
Ronald Hill .... charge scenic
Phil Holman .... leadman (as Phillip 'Puk' Holman)
Casey Kaufman .... buyer
Doug Kolbicz .... additional props (as Douglas Kolbicz)
Mary Ellen Murphy .... art department coordinator
Justin Mutschler .... key set dresser
Joseph Parise .... carpenter
Michael Powsner .... property master
Jeremy Runstadler .... scenic painter
Nick Ryckert .... third props
Jerry Sanders .... set dresser
Thomas Scott .... carpenter
John Tracy .... construction foreman
Michael Trosper .... art department intern
John Valkevich .... art department intern
Ted van den Brink .... key set dresser
Joshua Visser .... assistant property master (as Josh Visser)
Dave Tell .... graphic designer (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Shaun Brennan .... foley artist
David Briggs .... adr editor
David Briggs .... dialogue editor
Patrick Cicero .... background sound editor
Rusty Dunn .... sound effects editor
Anton Gold .... sound mixer
Lewis Goldstein .... sound re-recording mixer
Lewis Goldstein .... supervising sound designer
James Nichols .... dolby engineer
Joel Reidy .... boom operator
Tom Ryan .... assistant sound editor (as Thomas Ryan)
Jeanne Sison .... audio producer
Alex Soto .... assistant sound editor
Michael Suarez .... adr technician
Sean Garnhart .... sound designer (uncredited)
Nick Kray .... adr mixer (uncredited)
Colin McLellan .... adr recordist (uncredited)
 
Special Effects by
Dennis Cnuddle .... special effects technician
Dean Tyrrell .... special effects foreman
Mark Tyrrell .... special effects technician
Robert Tyrrell .... special effects coordinator
Russell Tyrrell .... special effects supervisor
Joseph André Jacir .... special effects (uncredited)
 
Visual Effects by
John Bair .... visual effects designer
Renuka Ballal .... visual effects producer: Phosphene
Victor Barroso .... visual effects: time re-mapping, World Away Productions
Chris Connolly .... visual effects executive producer: Phosphene
Vivian Connolly .... visual effects executive producer: Phosphene
Brian Finney .... lead digital artist: Phosphene
Ariel Frost .... digital artist: Phosphene
Brian Haimes .... digital artist: Phosphene
Marci Ichimura .... lead digital artist: Phosphene
Christian Lowe .... 3d artist: Phosphene
Thom Lynch .... digital artist: Phosphene
Nathan Meier .... 3d artist: Phosphene
Vance Miller .... 3d artist: Phosphene
Thomas Panayiotou .... lead digital artist: Phosphene
Aaron Raff .... lead digital artist: Phosphene
Peter Richardson .... digital artist: Phosphene
Tara Richardson .... digital artist: Phosphene
Mark Rubbo .... lead digital artist: Phosphene
Molly Schwartz .... digital artist: Phosphene
Djuna Wahlrab .... digital artist: Phosphene
Scott Winston .... digital artist: Phosphene
Tara Marie Jacobson .... rotoscope artist (uncredited)
Ciril Koshyk .... visual effects consultant (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Ele Bardha .... stunt double: Luke
Peter Malota .... stunt coordinator
Danny Ray Cook .... stunts (as Danny Cook)
Miles Robinson .... stunts
Bobby Stuart .... stunts (as Bob Stuart)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Chad C. Barrow .... dolly grip: "a" camera (as Chad Barrow)
Phillip Beesley .... grip
Danny Berro .... grip
Paul Birk .... generator operator
Floyd Black .... grip
Jim Buford .... electrician (as Jim BuFord)
Paul Caris .... electrician
Ray Collins .... camera operator: "b" camera
Ray Collins .... steadicam operator
Theda Cunningham .... first assistant camera: "a" camera
Greg Dellerson .... second assistant camera: "a" camera
Josh Denering .... best boy grip
John Dillon .... electrician
Ryan Elvira .... grip
David Favenyesi .... electrician
Craig Gleason .... best boy electric
Paul Goodstein .... key grip
Jeff Harkes .... electrician
Ian Henderson .... second assistant camera: "b" camera (as Ian T. Henderson)
Robert B. Henning .... technocrane operator (as Robert Henning)
Jody Huellmantel .... camera operator: epk
Dale Hunter .... digital imaging technician
Robert Krasofsky .... grip
Todd Lambert .... swing
Paul McIlvaine .... gaffer
Aaron Mohr .... grip
Adam Peabody .... electrician
Ben Peiny .... best boy grip (as Benjamin Peiny)
Mark Preston .... still photographer
Mark Prokop .... still photographer
Rigney Sackley .... additional assistant camera
Larry Skinner .... dolly grip: "b" camera (as Larry Ray Skinner)
Reginald Stanley .... grip
Mark Strachan .... grip (as Mark A. Strachan)
Blasé Theodore .... digital dailies
Phillip Walter .... digital loader
Chris Wittenborn .... first assistant camera: "b" camera
Mark N. Woods .... technocrane operator (as Mark Woods)
John Woodsmall .... swing
Uta Briesewitz .... camera operator (uncredited)
Jaime Dawkins .... technocrane operator (uncredited)
Chris McLeod .... electrician (uncredited)
Seth Thomas .... remote head technician (uncredited)
 
Animation Department
Tom Matheu .... title animator: Click 3X
Dave Rogers .... title animator: Click 3X
 
Casting Department
Mark Gerrard .... casting associate: New York
Rose Gilpin .... extras casting
Kathy Mooney .... local casting: Detroit
Janet Pound .... local casting: Detroit
Kathy Remski .... extras casting
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Ariel Gold .... costume supervisor
Sarah Lapinski .... costume department intern
Ryan Lennon .... on-set costumer
Ronit Pinto .... costume department intern
Jenna Ritter .... costume department intern
Hilary Sahn .... costumer
 
Editorial Department
Jesse Averna .... first assistant editor
Jeremy Baumann .... editor: titles, Click 3X
Anthony Brandonisio .... post-production consultant
Marc Brown .... digital film services: Alpha Cine Labs
John Dowdell .... digital intermediate colorist (as John J. Dowdell III)
Alish Erman .... post production intern
Jannat Gargi .... digital film producer: Alpha Cine Labs
Lauren Grimshaw .... post production intern
Peter Heady .... digital intermediate finishing artist
Ben Lay .... digital intermediate video technician
Aarika Patel .... post production intern
Bill Scott .... senior color timer: Alpha Cine Labs
Jeanne Sison .... digital intermediate producer
Tim Spitzer .... supervising digital intermediate producer
Monica Terry .... post production intern
David Williams .... post production intern
 
Music Department
Phill Boucher .... score coordinator
Steve Dzialowski .... executive score producer
Liz Gallacher .... music supervisor
Nicolas Godefroy .... score coordinator
Howard Herrick .... executive music producer
Steve Kempster .... music score mixer
Jamie Lowry .... music editor
Shinnosuke Miyazawa .... pro tools operator
Jon Mooney .... music editor
Tim Rodier .... orchestrator
Reed Ruddy .... music score recordist
David Sabee .... music contractor
Lucas Vidal .... music producer: additional music
Greg Vines .... music editor
Nancy Allen .... music editor (uncredited)
Kathleen Hasay .... music supervision assistant (uncredited)
 
Transportation Department
Edward Bockstahler .... driver: grip truck
Mike Chisholm .... driver: electric/production truck
Al Claramunt .... driver: shuttle van #1
Tim Fuzi .... driver: hair/makeup trailer
Paul Goodpaster .... provider: picture cars
Kurt Knudsen .... provider: picture cars
Kurt Knudsen .... transportation coordinator
Thomas Koenig .... driver: fueler/generator
Ronald P. Kudzia .... teamster captain
Richard Lindahl .... driver: wardrobe trailer
Patrick Meehan .... driver: prop trailer
Franco Rea .... transportation captain
Victor Venegas .... driver: shuttle van #2 (as Vic Venegas)
Kevin Weakley .... driver: cast
Keith Welch .... driver: camera/sound trailer
 
Other crew
Cindy Anderson .... assistant accountant
Sara Andrews .... office production assistant
Christopher Antone-Young .... assistant: Mr. Anderson (as Christopher Young)
Kathryn Arnold .... office production assistant
Andrea M. Asaro .... firstassistant accountant
Todd Baize .... set production assistant
Alix Bannon .... post production accountant (as Alix Large)
Jodi Gabrielle Beals .... set production assistant
Roze Berisaj .... office production assistant (as Roze Uka-Berisaj)
Vicky Blevins .... assistant: Mr. Herrick
Allen Brioc .... caterer wait staff: Lakeland Banquette Event Centre
Mackie Burt .... assistant: Mr. Herrick
Yatta Calhoun .... office production assistant
Eric Carlson .... head chef
Lela Castellanos .... assistant: Mr. Herrick
Cheryl Cromie .... craft service: Lakeland Banquette Event Centre
Donna Damiano .... accounting clerk (as Donna L. Damiano)
Russell DeVriendt .... key assistant location manager (as Russell R. DeVriendt)
Aaron Dimick .... set production assistant
Mary Dixon .... animal wrangler
David Edelstein .... titles managing producer: Click 3X
Kelly Engel .... catering coordinator: Lakeland Banquette Event Centre
Sherri Ettore-Carlson .... catering coordinator: Michigan Crafty and Film Production Catering
Sandy Evanski .... set medic
Mary Jane Faris .... production accountant
Anthony Foster .... office production intern (as Anthony 'Tony' Foster II)
Tairon Gaffney .... craft service: Lakeland Banquette Event Centre
Kevin Garlitz .... legal counsel: Herrick Entertainment, Loeb and Loeb
Keith Gibbons .... head chef: Lakeland Banquette Event Centre
Sarah Goller .... key assistant location manager
Ders Hallgren .... titles designer: Click 3X
Jenny Halper .... junior development executive: Manfalay Vision
Thanh Hoang .... set production assistant
Paul Isakson .... set production assistant
Scott Jiminey .... caterer wait staff: Lakeland Banquette Event Centre
Hardy Justice .... senior vice president: Mandalay Vision
Nick Kermalli .... accountant: Herrick Entertainment
J. Timothy Krusko .... production secretary
John Lewis .... set medic
Nic Marshall .... production executive: Mandalay Vision
Peter Martorano .... location manager
Mickey Mayerson .... legal counsel: Herrick Entertainment, Loeb and Loeb
Tim McClure .... unit set production assistant
Ashor Art McDonald .... set production assistant (as Ashor 'Art' McDonald)
Courtney McFadden .... set production assistant
Sharon Medford .... set production assistant
SuAnn Mitchell .... set production assistant
Ken Ochalek .... set production assistant
Susan T. Parsons .... production coordinator
Mary Plato .... tutor
Irwin M. Rappaport .... production counsel
Thomas Record .... set production assistant
Emily Rice .... post production accountant
Cale Schultz .... set production assistant
Rich Simmons .... set production assistant
David Sniderman .... set production assistant
Jeff Solano .... key set production assistant
Gary Swartz .... caterer wait staff: Lakeland Banquette Event Centre
Steven Sweet .... set production assistant
Jil Szewski .... set production assistant
Bridget Thomas .... office production assistant
Steve Tozzi .... titles creative producer: Click 3X
Paula McKinney Tucker .... script supervisor
Phil VanSpronsen .... set production assistant
Vince Vettese .... on-set craft service: Sopranos Catering
Katherine Warnock .... assistant: Ms. Newton (as Katherine W. Warnock)
Geoff Wehner .... set production assistant
Dana Wilkey .... product placement: Adwil Agency
Brian Wooten .... set production assistant
Maddy Yasner .... titles producer: Click 3X
Jon Zube .... caterer prep cook: Lakeland Banquette Event Centre
Charles Irving Beale .... photo double: John Leguizamo (uncredited)
Steve Berman .... completion bond (uncredited)
Angie Conners .... international marketing (uncredited)
Jonathan Gray .... financial counsel (uncredited)
Scott Hervey .... business affairs/legal (uncredited)
Matthew Martini .... photo double: Hayden Christensen (uncredited)
Daryl M. Simpson .... set production assistant (uncredited)
Joe Tinpan .... stand-in: John Leguizamo (uncredited)
 
Thanks
Chris Donnelly .... special thanks
Matt Garner .... special thanks
Paul Goodpaster .... special thanks
Dana Wilkey .... special thanks
 

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Also Known As:
"Reset" - Japan (English title) (imdb display title)
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MPAA:
Rated R for language
Parents Guide:
View content advisory for parents
Runtime:
92 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital
Certification:
USA:R (certificate #46447) | Malaysia:18 | Philippines:PG-13 (MTRCB) | Japan:G | South Korea:12 | Argentina:13 | Italy:T | Netherlands:16 | Singapore:NC-16 | Australia:M | Germany:16 | Finland:K-13
Filming Locations:
Detroit, Michigan, USASee more »
Company:
Herrick EntertainmentSee more »

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Goofs:
Incorrectly regarded as goofs: When Luke is in the 7 Action News building, it is clearly daylight. The next scene says "72 hours later" and it's dark outside. 72 hours = exactly 3 days later, thus it seems it should be daylight again. However, it is later explained that hours of daylight became shortened as the phenomenon depicted in the film lingered.See more »
Quotes:
[first lines]
Concession Girl:[squinting] You um, do you uh, your light...
Paul:What? Oh, uh, I'm such a moron.
Concession Girl:How's the movie?
Paul:Ah you know, Adam Sandler gets in a mess, wife gets pissed, runs from some people... predictable, formulaic, fart jokes. You wouldn't like it.
Concession Girl:Mmm. How would you know what I like?
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Movie Connections:
References Left Behind (2001)See more »
Soundtrack:
Keep On Lovin' YouSee more »

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49 out of 72 people found the following review useful.
Do you like unfinished movies? Then this one's for you!, 20 May 2011
Author: Terry Roehrig II from United States

This movie was at the box office? Yep. It opened on 1 screen. The next week it was in 6 theaters across the U.S. Then down to 5, then down to 4 and then gone completely after only 28 days of release. I don't know the story behind why it only opened on 1 screen but I sure as hell would love to hear it. Why does a studio do that? Tax write-off? Poor test screenings? Riots at the theater because it was so bad? The latter can't be the case because it doesn't start off bad.... funny enough, it starts out excellent....

We meet Paul (Leguizamo) at an AMC movie theater (nice plug, btw) hitting on the concession clerk (Jordan Trovillion). We meet Luke (Christensen) at his female colleague's (Erin Nicole) house. We meet Rosemary (Newton) at the clinic. These three don't know each other yet, but they're going to be thrust together by circumstance. Everyone in their immediate area for blocks and blocks disappear (nothing but clothes left in their place -- rapture?). If that's not mystery enough for you, then maybe this is: daylight seems to be gradually disappearing... every day gets shorter and shorter... until finally, there's nothing but darkness. And whatever that is in the darkness itself.

What a way to start a movie. Don't worry, there's no spoilers here... all of this happens in the first 5 minutes, people. It instantly got my attention (hook, line and sinker) and made my mind to start unraveling the mystery of what the hell is going on here. Why didn't these people get taken? Why is it pitch black outside when it is 11 o'clock in the morning? What is that evil force that seems to be living in the dark? Why does the light push the dark away? Why won't any of their electronics work? How are these three people going to get out of this situation and survive? Unfortunately, that's all this movie has -- questions. Not a single damn question is answered either. Not one! It's like the screenwriter wrote the first half of the script and then took a vacation somewhere nice and sunny and when he returned home, he seen how many messages he got from his agent asking him where the hell his new script is and quickly wrote the second half because he forgot all about it! I haven't been this mad at a movie since I saw "Signs" (since water kills them, they invade Earth, which is 75% water, yeah, that's extremely logical) or "Castaway" (hey, Chuck Nolan, you've just survived a deserted island, what are you going to do now....hey, where ya going.... at least tell us where you're headed!!).

The acting between the three leads are just okay, to boot. No stand alone performances in the film and you would think that being stuck in this situation, a good director would be able to get some real raw emotions from his cast. The movie does have some fine creepy moments and the "beings" in the dark even gave me some chills sometimes... but it doesn't mean anything if nothing is answered! I was surprised that Ashton Kutcher didn't come out on screen after the end credits to inform me that I had just been punk'd...because I certainly fell for it (hook, line, STINKER). See more reviews at www.soveryterry.com Final Grade: D+

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