A detective is hired to find a rich woman's step-sister.
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Matthew Sullivan | ... |
Barry Haven
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| Leslie Zemeckis | ... |
Jane Janzen
(as Leslie Harter)
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| Jacqueline Lovell | ... |
Trix
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James Wlcek | ... |
Eric
(as Jimmy Wlcek)
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| Kira Reed | ... |
Carol
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| Shauna O'Brien | ... |
Connie
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Leslie Olivan | ... |
Diane
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Scott Shaughnessy | ... |
Frank
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| Cory Lane | ... |
Jessica Janzen
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Directed by
| Edward Holzman | ||
Written by
| Meriam Castel | ... | (story) |
| Edward Holzman | ... | (screenplay) |
| Edward Holzman | ... | (story) |
Produced by
| Haze J.F. Bergeron III | ... | line producer |
| Michael Cain | ... | executive producer |
| Brad Hill | ... | producer |
Music by
| Alex Wilkinson | ... | (as K. Alexander Wilkinson) |
Cinematography by
| Bruce Dorfman | ||
Editing by
| Kelley Cauthen | ||
Editorial Department
| Chris Mangione | ... | post-production assistant (as C.D. Mangione) |
| Tim Menton | ... | colorist |
| David Rosenberg | ... | assistant editor |
Casting By
| Larry Kogan | ||
Production Design by
| John Larena | ||
Art Direction by
| Heather Foley | ||
Set Decoration by
| Andi Brittan | ||
Costume Design by
| Olivia Sevilla | ||
Makeup Department
| Maxine Morris | ... | hair department head / makeup artist |
Production Management
| Michele Mahn | ... | production supervisor |
| Gareth O'Neil | ... | post-production supervisor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Chris Chanowski | ... | second assistant director |
| Joe Coleman | ... | second second assistant director (as J.B. Coleman III) |
| Eric Mofford | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
| Andy Brittan | ... | set dresser |
| Conrad Mejia | ... | leadman |
| Brian Scotti | ... | swing |
| Sean Stickney | ... | property master (as Sean J. Stickney) |
Sound Department
| Steve Cartwright | ... | re-recording mixer / sound editor |
| J. D. | ... | boom operator |
| Mike Draghi | ... | re-recording mixer / supervising sound editor |
| Jeff Mar | ... | adr dialogue supervisor / dialogue editor / re-recording mixer |
| Richard Raderman | ... | foley artist (as Dick Riderman) |
| Stephen P. Robinson | ... | dialogue editor (as Steve Robinson) |
| Bill Teague | ... | sound mixer |
Special Effects by
| Erick Brennan | ... | special effects coordinator |
| David Domeyer | ... | special effects assistant (as Dave Domeyer) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Patti Arpaia | ... | still photographer |
| Emily Geagan | ... | best boy electric |
| Cass Hart | ... | gaffer |
| Ronn Hill | ... | grip |
| Jefferson McGreggory | ... | key grip |
| Ian S. Momberger | ... | grip |
| Leslie Pittarelli | ... | electrician |
| Peter Tommasi | ... | second assistant camera |
| James P. Vanderpluym | ... | first assistant camera |
Casting Department
| Sarah Ehret | ... | casting associate |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Amy Brubaker | ... | wardrobe assistant (as Amy Elizabeth Brubaker) |
Script and Continuity Department
| Genie Babcock | ... | script supervisor |
Transportation Department
| James O. Campbell | ... | transportation coordinator |
| J.T. Smith Jr. | ... | driver |
Additional Crew
| Michael R. Barnard | ... | runner |
| Lucio A. Bernal | ... | assistant production assistant |
| Neil Edward Bernstein | ... | runner |
| Robin Bronner | ... | set production assistant |
| Kimberly L. Burch | ... | craft service |
| Sheila Eyajan | ... | production secretary (as Sheila M. Eyajan) |
| Meg Gould | ... | production coordinator: Mystique Film (as Meg E. Gould) |
| Sandra R. Gray | ... | assistant to executive producer |
| Trinita L. Higgins | ... | production secretary |
| B. Richard Jeffery | ... | production accountant |
| Cameron P.D. Murphy | ... | set production assistant |
| Diane C. Najuch | ... | office production assistant |
| Steve Pattenson | ... | key set production assistant |
| Leah Ross | ... | production coordinator |
| Atsuko Takemata | ... | production assistant: Mystique Film |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Channel 5 Television (United Kingdom)
- Mystique Films Inc.
- V8 (2002) (Netherlands) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- A.S.A.P. Grip and Electric Rentals Inc. (grip and electrical equipment)
- Area Security (security)
- Cinerep International (generator)
- Fidelity Studios (sound mixing)
- Sunset Post (transfer facilities)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
The mysterious Jane Janzen hires private detective Barry Haven to find her younger runaway sister Jessica who has been missing for the last three months. He travels to a remote small town called Lost Lake where he meets the free-spirited Trix and together they start to investigate the whereabouts of Jessica. As the investigation progresses Barry becomes involved with an occult sect of strange women called the Daughters of Darkness led by the beautiful, seductive Connie. Each night Barry is drugged and forced to undergo sexual rituals with different members of the sect in preparation for the solstice when Damien will arise again to spread his seed among the Daughters of Darkness, an event that occurs only once every 33 years. However, all is not it seems and little does Barry realize that he is in fact the bait and the real reason that the women have lured him to this town will be revealed on the night of the solstice!
Written by Mark Smith |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Trix (Jacqueline Lovell) says that she is from Walnut Creek, which is the title of another video she appeared in. See more » |
| Quotes |
Trix:
So, Barry, who are you looking for? Barry Haven: A runaway. Trix: Oh, yeah. I know that scene. I ran away when I was 17, haven't stopped moving since. Barry Haven: Why'd you leave? Trix: Well, my parent's didn't give a shit about me. And when they did take the time to look up from their martini glasses, it was to get on my case about friends, schoolwork, all that crap. Barry Haven: Life's a bitch at 17. See more » |