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| Huub Stapel | ... | Felix Adelaar | |
| Willeke van Ammelrooy | ... | Mieke de Beer | |
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Josine van Dalsum | ... | Saskia Adelaar |
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Liz Snoyink | ... | Vrouw in Lift (as Liz Snoijink) |
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Wiske Sterringa | ... | Vrouw in Lift |
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Huib Broos | ... | Man in Lift |
| Pieter Lutz | ... | Man in Lift | |
| Johan Hobo | ... | Ober | |
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Dick Scheffer | ... | Gérant |
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Matthias Maat | ... | Ober |
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Ger van Groningen | ... | Ober |
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Jan Anne Drenth | ... | Nachtportier |
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Emma Onrust | ... | Dochtertje |
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Sydney Kuyer | ... | Zoontje |
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Cor Witschge | ... | Dagportier |
A lift begins displaying some erratic behavior, like trapping some party goers and nearly suffocating them, and decapitating a security guard. Felix, the technician from the lift company, can't find anything wrong with the circuitry. When he and a nosy reporter begin asking questions of the lift company's electronics partner (Rising Sun Electronics) his boss puts him on a leave of absence. A subsequent visit to a professor leads them to believe that some evil experiments are being conducted with MICROCHIPS. Written by Ed Sutton <esutton@mindspring.com>
An elevator seems to have a mind of its own, and it is deathly. The director builds a solid horror movie on people's fear of elevators. This is clearly a B-horror movie, but as such it is good. There are various truly shocking scenes.
The story line is very simple. The main character is an elevator-repairman and he must repair an elevator that caused an accident. What he finds out is truly bizarre and unbelievable, but scary nonetheless.
One of the best dutch made horror movies (but frankly, I don't know many other dutch horror movies).