Prowl (2010)

Director:

Patrik Syversen

Writer (WGA):

Tim Tori (written by)

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

She was running from her life. Now she's running for it.

Plot:

Amber dreams of escaping her small town existence and persuades her friends to accompany her to find an apartment in the big city...

Plot Keywords:

Truck | Blood | Small Town | Van | Truck Driver

Cast

Ruta Gedmintas	...	Suzy
Joshua Bowman	...	Peter
Perdita Weeks	...	Fiona
Jamie Blackley	...	Ray
Courtney Hope	...	Amber
Saxon Trainor	...	Veronica
Bruce Payne	...	Bernard
Oliver Hawes	...	Eric
Atanas Srebrev	...	Max
Michael Johnson	...	Keith
Laurel Lefkow	...	Amber's Mom
George Oliver	...	Runt
George Zlatarev	...	Junkie (as Georgi Zlatarev)
Anton Trendafilov	...	Dirty Man
Alexander Spasova	...	Tranny Junkie
Radoslav Ignatov	...	Creature 1
Dimiter Doichinov	...	Creature 2 (as Dimitar Doichinov)
Elitsa Rajeva	...	Creature 3
Velizar Peev	...	Creature 4

Directed by
Patrik Syversen

Writing credits (WGA)
Tim Tori		(written by)

Produced by
Zachery Ty Bryan	....	producer
Christopher D'Elia	....	producer
Michael Klein	....	producer
Christopher Milburn	....	producer
Lucy Mukerjee	....	producer
James Portolese	....	associate producer
Bobby Ranghelov	....	producer
Courtney Solomon	....	producer

Original Music by
Theo Green

Cinematography by
Håvard Andre Byrkjeland

Film Editing by
Celia Haining

Casting by
Sue Jones
Sally Lear
Mark Teschner

Makeup Department
Daniela Avramova	....	makeup artist
Yana Stoyanova	....	prosthetic manufacture
Jim Udenberg	....	creature & makeup effects designer
Elena Zhekova	....	assistant makeup artist

Production Management
Andrew Dearnley	....	post-production supervisor
Valentin Dimitrov	....	production manager
Liz Pearson	....	post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Galina Kyuchukova	....	second assistant director

Art Department
Maria Doicheva	....	props painter
Orlin Grozdanov	....	property master
Rosen Marinkov	....	stand-by props
Yossif Mladenov	....	set designer

Sound Department
Miodrag Jakovljevic	....	foley artist
Scott Jones	....	sound re-recording mixer
Vladimir Kaloyanov	....	sound recordist
Nikola Kokotovic	....	foley editor
Stefano Marchetti	....	assistant re-recording mixer

Special Effects by
Jovko Dogandjiski	....	pyrotechnician
Nikolay Furtunkov	....	pyrotechnician
Ivo Jivkov	....	special effects supervisor

Stunts
Ivailo Dimitrov	....	stunt rigger (as kuri)
Genadiy Ganchev	....	stunts (as Genadii Ganchev)
Dian Hristov	....	stunt coordinator
Radoslav Ignatov	....	stunt actor
Danko Jordanov	....	stunt performer
Georgi Manchev	....	stunts
Radoslav Parvanov	....	stunts
Radka Petkova	....	stunt double
Georgi Stanislavov	....	stunts
Vencislav Stojanov	....	stunts
Teodor Tsolov	....	stunts
Kaloian Vodenicharov	....	stunts

Camera and Electrical Department
Ivan Aleksandrov	....	key grip
Liudmil Donchev	....	second assistant camera
Nikolai Kerezov	....	camera operator: "b" camera
Nikolai Kerezov	....	steadicam operator
Itzik Revach	....	camera technical assistant
Jacky Revah	....	camera technical assistant
Ivan Vatzov	....	assistant camera
Mihail Yanakiev	....	second assistant camera
Yavor Zahariev	....	gaffer

Casting Department
Marisa Rodriguez	....	casting assistant: u.s.

Editorial Department
Andrew Daniel	....	colorist
Scott Douglas	....	editor: behind the scenes
Marina Theodotou	....	assistant editor
Laurence Thripp	....	on-line editor

Other crew
Stefan Alamanov	....	production assistant
Shelley Marie Brown	....	promotions
Betsy Davis	....	CFO
Ali Jazayeri	....	SVP finance
Terhi Kylliainen	....	assistant to producer
Petia Petrova	....	assistant production office coordinator
Violeta Piperevska	....	production coordinator
Mariana Popova	....	script supervisor
Adrian Rolea	....	electronic press kit
Ivan Sashov	....	stand-in
Stefania Velichkova	....	script supervisor: second unit

Production Companies

• After Dark Films
• Dobre Films
• Midsummer Films
• Vision Entertainment Group

Distributors

• After Dark Films (2010) (USA) (theatrical)
• Film1 (2011) (Netherlands) (TV) (limited)
• G2 Pictures (2011) (UK) (all media)
• Lionsgate (2010) (UK) (all media)
• Paramount Home Entertainment (2011) (Australia) (DVD)
• Senator Home Entertainment (2011) (Germany) (DVD)
• Tanweer Films (2010) (Bangladesh) (all media)
• Tanweer Films (2010) (Bhutan) (all media)
• Tanweer Films (2010) (India) (all media)
• Tanweer Films (2010) (Nepal) (all media)
• Tanweer Films (2010) (Pakistan) (all media)
• Tanweer Films (2010) (Sri Lanka) (all media)
• Teleview International (2010) (Lebanon) (all media) (Middle East)

Other Companies

• Buzz Factory, The  promotions
• Cutting Edge Group  music services

Also Known As:

MPAA:

Rated R for bloody violence, language and some teen drug and alcohol use

Runtime:

84 min

Country:

USA | UK | Bulgaria

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

USA:R (certificate #46395) | Australia:R (2011) | South Korea:18 | UK:15

Filming Locations:

Bulgaria

Company:

After Dark Films

Prowl will make you crawl ...

I wanted to like 'Prowl'. I really did. Unfortunately all the potential was lost on the way. I have no idea why they had to shoot the movie in Bulgaria, most of it happens in a abandoned warehouse anyway. Acting is decent,the girl who played Amber was very cute and quite good but the script doesn't deliver any thrills and with every next minute you care less and less about what happens next. All characters are your typical teenagers without any background story(except for Amber) and they die so quickly you won't even care for any of them. There is some gore in it(and plenty of blood) which was well done but because in many moments the movie is almost pitch black, it doesn't impress like it could. Not much can be said about the vampires, there is not many of them and make-up is rather weak. Cinematography is so so and I didn't liked the editing much. There is no suspense whatsoever, action is kinda fast paced but still rather boring and ending is quick and extremely disappointing.I was expecting some good, interesting movie but 'After Dark' series gets worse and worse every next year.