Quarantine 2: Terminal (2011)

Director:

John Pogue

Writers (WGA):

John Pogue (screenplay)
John Erick Dowdle (motion picture "Quarantine") ...
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Genre:

Horror | Mystery | Sci-Fi | Thriller

Plot:

A plane is taken over by a mysterious virus. When the plane lands it is placed under quarantine. Now a group of survivors must band together to survive the quarantine.

Plot Keywords:

Quarantine | Flight Attendant | Airport | Virus | Emergency Landing

Awards:

1 nomination

Cast

Mercedes Masöhn	...	Jenny
Josh Cooke	...	Henry
Mattie Liptak	...	George
Ignacio Serricchio	...	Ed
Noree Victoria	...	Shilah
Bre Blair	...	Paula
Lamar Stewart	...	Preston
George Back	...	Ralph
Phillip DeVona	...	Nial
Julie Gribble	...	Susan
Erin Aine Smith	...	Nicca (as Erin Smith)
Lynn Cole	...	Bev
Tom Thon	...	Doc
Sandra Ellis Lafferty	...	Louise (as Sandra Lafferty)
Tyler Kunkle	...	Hvorst
John Curran	...	Captain Forrest
Andrew Benator	...	Co-Pilot Willsy
Jason Benjamin	...	CDC #1
Beau Turpin	...	CDC #2
Neko Parham	...	CDC #3
Judd Lormand	...	Sylvester (as Judd Lormond)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Nilsa Castro	...	Flight Attendant in Terminal (uncredited)
Michael L. Covington	...	Passenger in terminal (uncredited)
Keith Allen Hayes	...	Airline Passenger (uncredited)
Roger Herrera	...	Detective (uncredited)
Alphonse A. Lambert Jr.	...	Police Officer (uncredited)
Ken Melde	...	Detective (uncredited)

Directed by
John Pogue		(as John G. Pogue)

Writing credits (WGA)
John Pogue		(screenplay) (as John G. Pogue)
John Erick Dowdle		(motion picture "Quarantine") &
Drew Dowdle		(motion picture "Quarantine")
Jaume Balagueró		(motion picture "Rec") &
Luiso Berdejo		(motion picture "Rec") (as Luis A. Berdejo) &
Paco Plaza		(motion picture "Rec")

Produced by
Sergio Aguero	....	producer
Marc Bienstock	....	producer
Rui Costa Reis	....	executive producer
Doug Davison	....	producer
Richard Goldberg	....	executive producer (as Rich Goldberg)
Marc Greenberg	....	executive producer
Eliad Josephson	....	executive producer
Roy Lee	....	producer
William B. Steakley	....	line producer

Cinematography by
Matthew Irving

Film Editing by
William Yeh

Casting by
Dominika Posserén
Kelly Wagner		(as Kelly Martin Wagner)

Production Design by
Hannah Beachler

Art Direction by
John Gorman		(uncredited)

Set Decoration by
Daphne Hayes

Costume Design by
Sekinah Brown

Makeup Department
Samantha Ashcraft	....	lab technician: Almost Human Inc.
Joe Badiali	....	lab technician: Almost Human Inc.
Kelsey Boutte	....	lab technician: Almost Human Inc.
Char Coats-Crump	....	makeup department head (as Char Coates-Crump)
Patrice Coleman	....	additional makeup artist
Selena Evans-Miller	....	key makeup artist (as Selena Miller)
Scott Fields	....	lab technician: Almost Human Inc. (as Scott Fields)
Robert Hall	....	special makeup effects designer: Almost Human Inc
Dalton Kutsch	....	lab technician: Almost Human Inc.
Carl Lyon	....	sculptor: Almost Human Inc.
Wanda Patterson	....	key makeup artist
Erik Porn	....	shop supervisor: Almost Human Inc.
Mark James Ross	....	lens tech: Almost Human Inc. (as Mark Ross)
Toby Sells	....	key special effects makeup artist: Almost Human Inc.
Darnell Shepherd	....	lab technician: Almost Human Inc.
Ashley Nicole Thomas	....	lab & set technician: Almost Human Inc. (as Ashley Thomas)
Ashley Nicole Thomas	....	lens technician: Almost Human Inc. (as Ashley Thomas)
Jonathan Thornton	....	special makeup effects artist: Almost Human Inc. (as Jonathon Thornton)
Daniele Tirinnanzi	....	sculptor: Almost Human Inc.
Andrea C. Brotherton	....	hair department head (uncredited)
Kevin Carter	....	special effects contact lenses (uncredited)
Talya Melvey	....	key hair stylist (uncredited)

Production Management
Marc Bienstock	....	unit production manager
Bill Wohlken	....	post-production supervisor (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Jonathan Capra	....	second second assistant director
Matti Kluttz	....	second assistant director
Brian Moon	....	first assistant director (as Brian Patrick Moon)

Art Department
Brent Addison	....	set painter
Bil Barnes	....	swing (as Bill Barnes)
Jason Barnes	....	prop maker
Dwight Benjamin-Creel	....	property assistant (as Dwight Benjamin Creel)
William R. Bricker	....	general foreman (as William Bricker)
Michael Brushaber	....	set painter (as Michael Brushbaber)
Jerry Davenport	....	prop maker
Pete Ellis	....	scenic artist
Semret Fesseha	....	art department coordinator (as Semeret Fesseha)
Bradley Grasser	....	prop maker
William O. Greenwood II	....	prop maker
Joseph Harper Jr.	....	gang boss (as Joseph R. Harper Jr.)
Jim Hayes	....	swing (as James Hayes)
Trent Hevener	....	prop maker
Justin C. Hosp	....	swing (as Justin Hosp)
Chris Hunter	....	storyboard artist
Johnny Land	....	swing
Michael Petroskie	....	set painter
Muneer Pittman	....	on-set dresser
Katrina Rice	....	property master
Michael Everett Roland	....	scenic foreman (as Michael Roland)
Charles Sanson	....	set painter
Christopher Scheetz	....	construction coordinator (as Chris Scheetz)
DeWitt Thompson	....	scenic charge
Travis Trussell	....	prop maker
Greg Waddle	....	property assistant
Chrystale Wilson	....	art department coordinator
Nelson Hagood	....	leadman (uncredited)
Sammy Ray Hill	....	set dresser (uncredited)

Sound Department
Rick Ash	....	sound re-recording mixer
Gregg Barbanell	....	foley artist
Shaun Cunningham	....	sound effects editor
Jorge Del Valle	....	sound production assistant
Allan Falk	....	sound services
Alan Freedman	....	adr mixer
Matthew Kallen	....	sound services
Mark Lanza	....	sound supervisor
Derek Leininger	....	sound effects editor
Steve LeSieur	....	foley editor
Steve LeSieur	....	foley mixer
Sonja Nyman	....	dialogue editor
Eric Raber	....	sound supervisor
Aron Siegel	....	production sound mixer
Randall Smith	....	sound re-recording mixer
Allen Lee Williams III	....	boom operator (as Allen Williams)
Chris Navarro	....	adr mixer (uncredited)
Courtney Schade	....	post-production sound coordinator (uncredited)

Special Effects by
Eric A. Martin	....	special effects coordinator (as Eric Martin)
Tyler C. Martin	....	special effects technician (as Tyler Martin)
Bob Shelley	....	special effects coordinator
Marcus Koch	....	special effects crew (uncredited)

Visual Effects by
Alex Khan	....	lead compositor (as Oleksiy Khan)
Michael D. Leone	....	visual effects supervisor
Eric McAvoy	....	lead compositor
Casey McClain	....	compositor
Nicholas Onstad	....	compositor

Stunts
Lena Fennema	....	stunt double: Mercedes Masohn
Bob Fisher	....	stunts
Anderson Martin	....	stunts
Tim McAdams	....	stunts
Lonnie R. Smith Jr.	....	stunt coordinator (as Lonnie Smith)
John Zimmerman	....	stunts

Camera and Electrical Department
Breyaan Bolling	....	electrician
Fred Cooper	....	dolly grip: "a" camera
David J. Duren	....	gaffer (as Dave Duren)
Ian Forsyth	....	camera operator: "b" camera
Eric Henson	....	digital utility
Kyle D. Hutson	....	best boy electric (as Kyle Hutson)
Paige Jarvis	....	company grip
Matthew J. Klann	....	electrician (as Matthew Klann)
Marcos Lopez	....	first assistant camera: "a" camera
Bob Mahoney	....	still photographer
Heather Mitchell	....	second assistant camera: "a" camera
Leith Olson	....	electrician (as Leif Olsen)
Meiklejohn Pate	....	additional grip (as MJ Pate)
Agnes Rodriguez	....	second assistant camera: "b" camera (as Agnes Rodriguez-Sebek)
Scott Satterfield	....	best boy grip
Thom Shepard	....	company grip
Alexander G. Smith	....	electrician
Troy Toebben	....	electrician
Darryl Wilson	....	key grip
Jeffrey Engelson	....	grip (uncredited)
Allen Christopher Robinson	....	electrician (uncredited)

Casting Department
Janella Bersabal	....	extras casting (as Janel Bersabal)
Jackie Burch	....	local casting
Samy Burch	....	casting assistant
Patrick Ingram	....	extras casting
Dominika Posserén	....	casting assistant

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Camille Hardiman	....	costumes production assistant
Veronica James	....	set costumer
Devyne Johnson	....	costume supervisor
Brittany McLeod	....	key costumer

Editorial Department
Kelley Cauthen	....	post-production supervisor
James DeOliveira	....	digital intermediate conform editor
Tal Fiala	....	account executive
Joe Finley	....	colorist
Vahe Giragol	....	iq assistant
Zara Park	....	digital intermediate producer (as Zara Roberts)

Music Department
Julie Gribble	....	composer: additional music (uncredited)
Matthew Kallen	....	composer: additional music (uncredited)

Transportation Department
Samuel Wayne Beitz	....	transportation captain
Mike Morris	....	driver
David Price	....	driver
John Rain	....	driver
Stephen Roland	....	driver (as Stephan Roland)
Andy G. Strauss	....	picture car coordinator (as Andy Strauss)

Other crew
Oscar Alcaraz	....	assistant caterer
Stephanie Beman	....	craft service
Ryan Brunner	....	key set production assistant
Stephen Lee Carr	....	titles
Erin Charles	....	production coordinator
Fallon Domino	....	accounting clerk
Patrick Dugger	....	set production assistant
Paradise Franklin	....	craft service assistant
Will Freeman	....	production assistant
Megan Graham	....	script supervisor
E. Patrick Haggerty	....	set medic (as Patrick Haggerty)
Lisa Hitt	....	set medic
Darnina Hodge	....	assistant production coordinator (as Nina Hodge)
Tiaka Hurst	....	unit publicist
Miles Logan	....	set production assistant
Abraham Montemayor	....	chef
Janel Muhammed	....	craft service
Shanika L. Peterson	....	assistant: John Pogue (as Shanika Peterson)
Shanika L. Peterson	....	assistant: Marc Bienstock (as Shanika Peterson)
Aric Sabin	....	set production assistant
Katherine Swanson	....	production accountant
Jonathan Thornton	....	set production assistant
Carol Tresan	....	assistant animal wrangler
Greg Tresan	....	animal wrangler
Beau Turpin	....	set production assistant
Heather Wixson	....	office manager: Almost Human Inc.
Mark Behar	....	deadly force/weapons specialist (uncredited)
Jason Benjamin	....	technical advisor (uncredited)
Mary Deaver	....	consultant (uncredited)
Ashley Harvin	....	stand-in (uncredited)
Sarah Jaime	....	epk producer (uncredited)
Miles Logan	....	location assistant (uncredited)
Stephanie Paull	....	office production assistant (uncredited)

Thanks
Pier Ali	....	the producers would like to thank
Christian Beghi	....	the producers would like to thank
Mary Deaver	....	the producers would like to thank (as Mary T. Deaver)
Carlyle Kidd	....	the producers would like to thank
Henry Lowe	....	the producers would like to thank: Lowe Aviation
Karen Snedden	....	the producers would like to thank
Stanley Washington	....	the producers would like to thank

Production Companies

• Third Street Pictures
• RCR Media Group (presents)
• Andale Pictures
• Lightning Entertainment
• Stage 6 Films (presents)
• Vertigo Entertainment

Distributors

• Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions (SPWA) (2011) (worldwide) (all media)
• Sony Pictures Entertainment (2011) (Japan) (DVD)
• Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Nordic (2011) (Finland) (DVD)
• Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2011) (Argentina) (DVD)
• Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2011) (Australia) (DVD)
• Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2011) (Germany) (DVD)
• Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2011) (Spain) (DVD)
• Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2011) (UK) (DVD)
• Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2011) (Netherlands) (DVD)
• Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2011) (USA) (DVD)
• Sony Pictures Releasing (2011) (Argentina) (all media)

Special Effects

• Almost Human (makeup effects)
• Lion Visual Effects (visual effects)

Other Companies

• AON Risk Services  insurance
• Barbizon Lighting Company  expendables provided by
• Cine Photo Tech  camera
• Cine Photo Tech  expendables provided by
• Cinefilm  digital dailies
• Cinelease  camera dollies
• Ease Entertainment Services  payroll services
• Flir Commercial Systems  thermal camera (as Flir Cameras)
• Georgia Film, Music & Digital Entertainment Office  production assistance
• Laurent's Catering  catering
• Lightnin' Production Rentals  cast trailers
• Lightnin' Production Rentals  trucks
• Los Angeles World Airports  production assistance
• Modern VideoFilm  digital intermediate
• PC&E  expendables provided by
• Post Haste Sound  sound post-production
• Radish Lighting  grip and lighting equipment
• SMV Complete Media  post-production services
• Sony Pictures Stock Footage  stock footage
• Thought Equity Motion  stock footage
• Transportation Resources  transportation equipment (uncredited)
• United Rentals  generator

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MPAA:

Rated R for bloody horror violence, terror, language and brief sexual content

Runtime:

86 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

Australia:MA (2011) | USA:R (certificate #46484) | UK:15 (DVD rating) | Singapore:M18 | Netherlands:16 | South Korea:15 | Argentina:13 | Canada:13+ (Quebec) | Finland:K-15 | Germany:16 | Spain:12

Filming Locations:

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Company:

Third Street Pictures

Goofs:

Factual errors: Shilah (Noree Victoria) gives Paula (Bre Blair) a shot in the plane after she is bitten, saying that the shot is lidocaine and is a sedative. Lidocaine is actually used as a local anesthetic and as an antiarrhythmic drug, not a sedative.

Quotes:

[first lines]
Pilot:L.A., this is Flight 734. We need a runway 26L.
Controller:Roger that, 734. You're clear on 26L.

Movie Connections:

Featured in "Phelous & the Movies: Quarantine 2 (#3.42)" (2011)

Soundtrack:

Last Trip

A Surprisingly Entertaining Horror Film

In Los Angeles, the police put a residential building in quarantine. Meanwhile, the flight attendants of the Trans Sky Air Jenny (Mercedes Masöhn) and Paula (Bre Blair) are welcoming the passengers of the flight TS Air 318 from Los Angeles to Kansas City with Captain Forrest (John Curran) and Co-Pilot Wilsy (Andrew Benator). The teacher Henry (Josh Cooker) brings a cage of hamsters to the cabin, but Jenny tells him that it should be transported in the cargo hold. However, one hamster bites the fingertip of the fat passenger Ralph (George Back).

Sooner, Ralph vomits and becomes aggressive, attacking Paula. The male passengers help Jenny and lock Ralph in the bathroom while Captain Forrest requests an emergency landing. When they land in the airport, they find all the gates closed and the Captain heads the plane to an abandoned terminal. The employee Ed (Ignacio Serricchio) helps the crew and passenger to reach the exit, but they find that they are closed. Sooner they discover that the place is in quarantine and there is no way out.

"Quarentine 2: Terminal" is a surprisingly entertaining horror film, with a refreshing story of deadly virus and good performances. My expectations were very low, since the first "Quarentine" is a simple rip- off of "REC". However, the writers have succeeded in this American sequel, since they changed the religious focus of "REC 2" that happens inside the same building to a terrorist (the present American paranoia) view, with the virus outbreak in a flight. My vote is six.

Title (Brazil): "Quarentena 2" ("Quarentine 2")