Credited cast: | |||
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Alexandra Buckley | ... | Carla Wilson |
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Brian Carson | ... | Tony |
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Jonathan Beatrice | ... | Obsessed Fan |
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Joseph De Sane | ... | Brian |
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Meghan Hanlon | ... | Erika Wilson |
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Patrick Toon | ... | Enrique |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Sarah Browne | ... | Motel Maid |
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Beverly Bullock | ... | Mrs. Wilson |
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Steve Deighan | ... | Bad Guy #1 |
Craig DiFrancia | ... | Cop | |
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Sean Dill | ... | Bartender |
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Tom Epstein | ... | Sgt. O'Keefe |
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Sergi Ferrer | ... | Boy on bike |
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David Fogelman | ... | Dead Guy #1 |
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Meri Halweil | ... | T.V. Newscaster |
Scallop Pond is a psychological mystery/thriller where greed, sex, and selfishness push life beyond reality and nothing is what it seems to be. Our story takes place in the plush town of Southampton, New York. Nights are tarnished by mystery and fear when young men are murdered without a trace of a motive. The story revolves around Carla Wilson, a famous mystery writer, her sister Erika, and the people who surround them. An obsessive fan with peculiar demeanor shows up in the most unexpected places and the two sisters later fall under suspicion when the trail of dead men leads to their door. Written by Sabrina Ferrer
I saw Scallop Pond at the Long Island Film Festival in 2005 and I was pleasantly surprised. The imagery and range of complexity was definitely worth the watch. Its a well crafted mystery.
I felt the acting could have been better at times but for a feature film done by a 16 year old, its really not bad. I still find it hard to believe that it was made by someone so young. I look forward to seeing more from this kid.
I recommend seeing it, especially if you're into film noir. They just don't make enough film noirs these days!
See it.