Project: Metalbeast (1995)
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- R
- 1h 32min
- Horror, Sci-Fi
- 17 Dec 2019 (USA)
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Cast verified as complete
Barry Bostwick | ... |
Miller
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Brian Brophy | ... |
Dr. Taylor
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Mario Burgos | ... |
Chef Ramon
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T.J. Castronovo | ... |
Oarsman
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William G. Clark | ... |
Hammond
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Carol Davis | ... |
Michelle
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Kim Delaney | ... |
Anna de Carlo
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Tim Duquette | ... |
Roger
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Brioni Farrell | ... |
Dr. Barnes
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Tom Hillmann | ... |
Agent Berger
(as Thomas Hillman)
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Kane Hodder | ... |
MetalBeast
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Gary Lamb | ... |
Paramedic #2
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John Marzilli | ... |
Butler
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David Michael Mullins | ... |
Technician
(as David M. Mullins)
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Diaunte | ... |
Evans
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Dean Scofield | ... |
Ferraro
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David Sessions | ... |
Lyons
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Michael T. Swenor | ... |
Cpl. Williams
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Lance Slaughter | ... |
Larry
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Hunter Person | ... |
Paramedic #1
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Musetta Vander | ... |
Debbie
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Chuck Picerni Jr. | ... |
Turner
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Glen Robinson | ... |
Johnson
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Directed by
Alessandro De Gaetano |
Written by
Alessandro De Gaetano | ... | () |
Timothy E. Sabo | ... | () |
Roger Steinmann | ... | () |
Produced by
Samuel Benedict | ... | executive producer |
Michael Carazza | ... | co-producer |
Lamar Card | ... | executive producer |
Barry L. Collier | ... | executive producer |
Steve Gellman | ... | co-associate producer |
Frank Hildebrand | ... | producer |
Barbara Javitz | ... | associate producer |
Penny Karlin | ... | executive producer |
Timothy E. Sabo | ... | co-producer |
Music by
Conrad Pope |
Cinematography by
Thomas L. Callaway |
Editing by
Kert VanderMeulen | ... | (as Kert Vandermeulen) |
Editorial Department
Susan Arrieta | ... | post-production coordinator |
Jeff Gottlieb | ... | assistant film editor (as Jeffrey Gottlieb) |
Barbara Mannion | ... | post-production coordinator |
Casting By
Jean Scoccimarro |
Production Design by
Whitney Brooke Wheeler |
Set Decoration by
Carrie Malandrino |
Costume Design by
Barbara Kerwin | ||
Suzanne Schwarzer |
Makeup Department
David Barrett | ... | special makeup effects artist |
John Foster | ... | makeup effects |
Stephanie A. Fowler | ... | key makeup artist |
Brad Hardin | ... | special makeup effects artist (as Bradley Hardin) |
Bernadette Harper | ... | assistant hair stylist / assistant makeup artist |
Tom Irvin | ... | special makeup effects artist: Magical Media Industries |
Jennifer Montgomery | ... | hair stylist |
Wesley Wofford | ... | special makeup effects artist: Magical Media Industries (as Wes Wofford) |
Production Management
Don Daniel | ... | unit production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Neil Kinsella | ... | first assistant director |
Shari Nicotero | ... | second assistant director |
Robin Solo | ... | second assistant director |
Cynthia Webster | ... | second unit director (as Brett Webster) |
Art Department
Steven Casey | ... | property master |
Christine Gruszka | ... | on-set dresser |
Royce Vaughn | ... | assistant property master |
Martell Webster | ... | lead man |
Jonathan Woods | ... | storyboard artist |
Sound Department
John 'Pee Wee' Carter | ... | re-recording mixer / sound effects editor |
Smith Craig | ... | re-recording mixer |
Deanie Kepner | ... | foley artist |
William Komar | ... | foley mixer / re-recording mixer |
Bruce Murphy | ... | dialogue editor |
Brian Slack | ... | stereo sound consultant |
Daniel W. Victor Jr. | ... | stereo sound consultant |
David Waelder | ... | sound mixer |
Greg Webb | ... | boom operator |
Special Effects by
John Carl Buechler | ... | special effects makeup designer / special effects makeup supervisor |
Kevin McCarthy | ... | special effects coordinator (as Kevin Francis 'Boomer' McCarthy) |
TaMara Carlson Woodard | ... | fabrication crew: M.M.I (as Tamara Carlson) |
Stunts
Keith Campbell | ... | stunts |
Lance Gilbert | ... | stunts |
Kane Hodder | ... | stunt coordinator |
Kim Robert Koscki | ... | stunts |
Leonard Parise | ... | stunts |
Rick McCallum | ... | stunts (uncredited) |
Camera and Electrical Department
Edgar Arellano | ... | gaffer: second unit |
Steve Carmer | ... | grip |
Sterling Chow | ... | first assistant camera: second unit |
Stephen C. Dabrowski | ... | grip (as Steve Drabowski) |
Brad Draper | ... | key grip |
Gregor Givot | ... | best boy grip |
Bobby Gross | ... | electrician |
Brad Heiner | ... | electrician |
Anita Ingle | ... | still photographer |
George B. Kelly | ... | electrician: second unit |
Ned Kendall | ... | second assistant camera |
Greg Kidd | ... | additional first assistant camera |
Tom Kiefer | ... | best boy electric |
Rick Lamb | ... | first assistant camera |
Kevin J. Lanke | ... | griptrician: second unit |
Santos Lujano | ... | electrician |
Michael Stewart Maahs | ... | electrician (as Mike Maahs) |
Stephen B. Martinez | ... | grip |
Jerry Massa | ... | electrician |
Katie Nilson | ... | electrician |
Gerry O'Malley | ... | steadicam operator (as Gerry O'Mally) |
Marcia Reed | ... | still photographer |
Alexander Salazar | ... | grip (as Alex Salazar) |
Edwin Schiernecker | ... | gaffer |
Marcel Schoettel | ... | key grip: second unit |
Tim Soronen | ... | grip |
Marx Tapia | ... | electrician / grip |
Joseph Thompson | ... | electrician (as Joe Thompson) |
Larry Wallace | ... | grip |
Cynthia Webster | ... | director of photography: second unit (as Brett Webster) |
Christopher A. Zwirner | ... | electrician |
Casting Department
Lewis Bailey | ... | casting assistant |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Bonnie Stauch | ... | assistant costume designer |
Location Management
Jason Saffran | ... | location manager |
Music Department
Michael T. Andreas | ... | music editor |
Script and Continuity Department
Kelly Akers | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
Robert Bonilla | ... | production assistant |
Eddie Cervantes | ... | production assistant |
Grant Degnan | ... | production assistant |
Paolo Durazzo | ... | production coordinator |
Melanie 'Ahni' Harden | ... | assistant production coordinator |
Bobby Heusser | ... | production assistant |
Theresa Marth | ... | production coordinator |
Morgan Moore | ... | unit publicist |
Neil Reddy | ... | key set production assistant |
Tatiana Sundquist | ... | craft service |
Production Companies
Distributors
- C/FP Video (1995) (Canada) (VHS)
- EuroVideo (2016) (Germany) (DVD)
- Invincible (2017) (World-wide)
- JSDSS (1995) (Japan) (VHS)
- KSS Films (1995) (Japan) (VHS)
- New Star (1995) (Greece) (VHS)
- New Vision Video (1995) (Germany) (VHS)
- Prism Entertainment Corporation (1995) (United States) (VHS)
- The Sci-Fi Channel (2003) (United States) (tv)
- Tubi TV (United States) (video) (streaming)
- Turner Home Entertainment (1996) (United States) (VHS)
- United Visual Entertainment (1996) (Netherlands) (video) (VCD)
- WMM (2021) (Germany) (DVD)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Film Finances (completion guarantor)
Storyline
Plot Summary |
In 1974, amoral CIA agent Butler and his inexperienced young colleague locate a Hungarian castle where, according to classified CIA data, a werewolf lives. Their mission is to take a sample of its blood and bring it back to the States for research. The idea is to eventually create an army of soldiers with werewolf-like abilities and resistance to harm. This secret project is dubbed Project: Metalbeast. However, the research is slow and they eventually nearly run out of werewolf blood, so Butler, unhinged, injects himself with the little blood that's left and turns into a werewolf. He goes on a killing spree inside of the CIA research facility but is shot with silver bullets by his boss, Miller. Miller covers everything up and arranges for Butler and his victims' bodies to be cryogenically frozen. 20 years later, a team of medical scientists led by doctor Anna de Carlo, who's obsessed with finding a way to create artificial skin that could help those in need of skin transplant, is ordered by Miller to experiment with their prototype of synthetic skin on Butler's corpse. Miller is increasingly showing signs of insanity and doesn't tell them what Butler is. When they find the bullets inside of the Butler's body and remove them, all hell breaks loose in the facility. To make matters worse, the artificial skin they transplanted makes Bulter's werewolf skin impenetrable. |
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Taglines | DNA Overload See more » |
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Did You Know?
Trivia | The pinball machine seen in the rec room is 'Rack 'Em Up!' and was first made by Gottlieb in 1983. See more » |
Goofs | After Miller arrives at the lab Dr. Carlo refers to him as Colonel while discussing his sudden take over of operational authority of her project with Hammond (who holds the rank of Brigadier General). Military hierarchy would never allow a Colonel to take operational authority away from a higher ranking officer like Hammond. See more » |
Movie Connections | Featured in Cybernator, Panther Squad, and Project Metalbeast (2019). See more » |
Quotes |
Miller:
[to Donald as he is being frozen]
While you're in there, try to work on that attitude. See more » |