Classroom 6 (2015)

A local reporter and her assembled TV crew go into a school haunted by a horrific past. The team spends the night locked inside the building, capturing any and everything they find.

Director:

Jonas Odenheimer

Writer:

Jonas Odenheimer

Stars:

Valentina Kolaric, Mike McLaughlin, Michael Wynn

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Valentina Kolaric	...	Annie Monroe
Mike McLaughlin	...	Jack Dogget
Michael Wynn	...	Dan (as Maurice Mejia)
Vince Major	...	Kurt
Victor Manso	...	Gaston (as Victor Manso Carrasco)
Jessica Amal Rice	...	Amanda
Paul Thomas Arnold	...	Keaton
Craig Cranic	...	Stephen Ellis
Matt Poe	...	Brent Davis
Wesley Rice	...	Father Ruggero
Jean-Louis Darville	...	Robert Daniaud
Caroline Guivarch	...	Isabelle Daniaud
Lauren Tess	...	Deana Banks
Amanda Lee Gunnell	...	Student
Devin Dygert	...	Student

Storyline

A local reporter and her assembled TV crew go into a school haunted by a horrific past. The team spends the night locked inside the building, capturing any and everything they find.

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Plot Keywords:

school | night | death | spirit | talking to the camera | 

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Taglines:

When the bell rings, it's time to go to hell!

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Genres:

Horror

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Details

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Country:

USA Germany Brazil

Language:

English

Release Date:

9 October 2015 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Glendale, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$100,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Old Jim Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

76 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

4 different cameras where used to shoot this movie; the main school scenes where shot with a Panasonic HVX-200, while the "security camera footage" was shot with a Nikon D-800 and the interviews with the priest and the mediums where shot with a Canon 7D and a Canon 60D.

User Reviews

Horrendous in every sense of the word

I am usually a fan of found-footage for a few key reasons; 1. The acting is usually on par to many big-time Hollywood productions.

2. The use of practical effects over CGI makes things look more realistic.

This movie has nothing, and I mean NOTHING, redeemable, to the point where I am wondering if I should contact the creators and ask for my time back from watching their abortion. The actors are not competent enough to carry the film, and end up being more annoying than you would care to admit. Seriously, I wanted the whole cast dead within the first 35 minutes.

The story has been done ad nauseam, and so much better by more talented individuals. There are no special effects to speak of, and the few moments where anything happens are so few and far between that you begin to wonder if this movie was just an excuse for some people to be seen some twisted vanity project.

The worst offender is the neck-beard holding the camera; he was just an insufferable tool, and the constant shaking of his Tourette's like camera work actually made me nauseous, to the point of vomiting. Very rarely have I had this sensation of physically being ill from the movement of the camera in a film, and this a$$hole succeeded in that respect.

The moral of this travesty; some people are not cut out to write, direct or star in a film, and the public should make it their duty to constantly remind them of the fact. DO NOT give this movie your precious time. You will regret every grueling moment of it.