6 Degrees of Hell (2012)

Director:

Joe Raffa

Writers:

Harrison Smith (creator)
Harrison Smith

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

Hell Breaks Loose on Halloween...

Plot:

Six individuals are caught up in a supernatural perfect storm, as an evil lays claim to one of them while threatening to tear apart the soul of a small Pennsylvania town.

Plot Keywords:

Supernatural | Pennsylvania | Evil | Halloween | Six Degrees

Cast

Corey Feldman	...	Kyle Brenner
Jill Whelan	...	Jill Hudson
Brian Anthony Wilson	...	Deputy Hendricks
Nikki Bell	...	Stacey Sanborn
Brian Gallagher	...	Uncle Jack
Nicole Cinaglia
Ashley Sumner	...	Kelly
Kyle Patrick Brennan	...	Erik Sanborn
David J. Bonner	...	Chris Allen
Faust Checho	...	Chf. John Hansen
Joe Raffa	...	Kellen Hudson
Tom McCarthy	...	Dr. Tramon
Tereza Hakobyan	...	Rachel
Susan Moses	...	Mary
Joe Gariffo	...	Alex
Brent Lewis	...	Mike
Ashley Caspermeyer	...	Jen Rhodes
Christopher Weite	...	The Entity, Sparky, Scarecrow,
Damon Bonetti	...	Mike
David Raphaely
Alexander Mandell	...	Jeff Wilde
Carolyn Seibert	...	Lady Lust
Elizabeth Lewis	...	Mrs. Wilde
Matthew Burd	...	The Purifier
Brian Bruno	...	Priest
Michael J. Bittner	...	Cain Luszar
Gene Connelly	...	Mr. Wilde
Jaime Vazquez Jr.	...	Crazy Clown
Stephen J. Monachello	...	Patron Standing in Line (uncredited)

Directed by
Joe Raffa

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Harrison Smith		creator
Harrison Smith

Produced by
Dan and Marlo Ambrosio	....	associate producer
Joe Raffa	....	producer
Harrison Smith	....	producer

Original Music by
John Avarese

Cinematography by
Charlie Anderson

Film Editing by
Joe Raffa

Production Management
Brian Bruno	....	production manager: coordination
Chuck J. Stone	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Brian Bruno	....	second assistant director
Chuck J. Stone	....	first assistant director

Sound Department
John Avarese	....	supervising sound editor
Travis Groves	....	sound mixer
Ian Jabour	....	second assistant sound engineer
Rich Mach	....	first assistant sound engineer
Benjamin S.L. Wong	....	foley editor

Special Effects by
Juan Garcia	....	special effects makeup
Xavier Garcia	....	special effects makeup
Nanette Getz	....	special effects makeup
Ryan Padden	....	special effects makeup

Visual Effects by
Chuck J. Stone	....	visual effects supervisor

Camera and Electrical Department
Paul E. Chresomales	....	key grip
Robbie Cline	....	third electrician
Steffan Elzinga	....	additional first assistant camera
Devin Hassan	....	third electrician
Phil Jago	....	grip/electric swing
Anthony Keating	....	second assistant camera
Kevin Martin	....	gaffer
Michael Piantadosi	....	best boy grip
Thomas P. Quigley	....	third grip
Aaron Smith	....	best boy electric
Christopher Wiezorek	....	first assistant camera
Andrew Wojtkowski	....	still photographer

Editorial Department
Charlie Anderson	....	colorist

Other crew
Joseph Bottino	....	production assistant
Sean Evans	....	social media assistant
Chris Evers	....	social media strategist
Joey Monda	....	web publicist
Michael Sherry	....	assistant production coordinator
Brendan Steere	....	production assistant
Brandon Taylor	....	script supervisor
Harrison Whelan	....	production assistant

Thanks
Diane Pryor	....	special thanks
Kieran Pryor	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• Brothers In Arms Productions
• Class of 85 LLC

Distributors

• Breaking Glass Pictures (2012) (USA) (DVD)
• Transeuropa Video Entertainment (TVE) (2013) (Argentina) (DVD)

Special Effects

• Altered Flesh Effects (special makeup effects)

Other Companies

• Digital Post Services  post-production servicing
• Paranormal Investigators of the Poconos  special thanks

Also Known As:

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Certification:

UK:18

Filming Locations:

Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania, USA

Company:

Brothers In Arms Productions

Trivia:

The film is shot on location at a real Halloween Haunted attraction in Pennsylvania known as the Hotel of Horror in Saylorsburg, PA.

Quotes:

Chf. John Hansen:From robbing the cradle to robbing the grave...

A Smear Better then Average

So let's go ahead and address probably your biggest concern here...Feldman. Yeah, he's in it. He has his bit and it's minor and pretty much unnecessary. With that knowledge, you can kick back and allow yourself to watch a steady, somewhat slow burning story involving a demon's puzzling game of possessions to unlock the gates of hell. The major problem with this movie is that it's trying to tell too many stories and in the end you might find yourself wondering exactly what story was told. The acting is decent, I would say respectable for B movie standards. Film direction, cinematography, soundtrack, makeup...all professional. Question is...should you watch it and am I endorsing it? I say yes to both. I appreciate how the film makers haven't hoar'd themselves out on these boards and reviews with sweaty palm testimonies on how great the movie is like most shlock horror movie makers do these days. See : Orphan Maker, Smiley, Bunnyman, etc for examples. (Added bonus, this movie is better then all 3 of those crapfests) These guys put some sweat and talent into a movie and are allowing the fans to respond to it. Unfortunately, the Feldman hate, I fear, is crushing the score and will scare you away. Don't let it! This is a pretty original and again, solid effort from an independent movie maker. It's probably a little to ambitious in it's efforts to find it's own voice but I rather that then a majority of the recycled garbage we're watching these days.