Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Bethany Newell | ... | Kim Abrahams |
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Perry Tiberio | ... | Mitch Allen |
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Jessica Kennedy | ... | Becky Adams |
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Meghan O'Halloran | ... | Emily Dickson |
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Peter Schmidt | ... | Phil Pepper |
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Billy D. Martin | ... | Carl Hinze |
A.C. Earing | ... | Steve Jacobs | |
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Fred Vogel | ... | Curtis Pepper |
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Shelby Lyn Vogel | ... | Sandy (as Shelby Jackson) |
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Kathie McDermitt | ... | Smoking Woman |
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Nathaniel DeMarco | ... | Big Ed |
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Cristie Whiles | ... | Redsin's Wife |
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Jerami Cruise | ... | Mateo Redsin |
Stephanie Bertoni | ... | Redsin's Victim | |
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Lee Ford | ... | Redsin's Victim |
A teen girl's psychotic ex-boyfriend follows her friends to Redsin Tower, where a night of partying quickly becomes a fight for their very lives.
"The Redsin Tower" is, for me, the most disappointing film of 2007. Hyped as a major underground genre film, the release on DVD was a much anticipated affair. In fact, I held off watching the movie for several weeks until I was really in the mood for what I believed would be a splendid treat. I wish I hadn't bothered.
While the opening credits promise stylish production values, the film soon starts to descend into a chaotic mess. While early scenes are okay, the moment the film intends to start building tension, everything falls apart.
This is a poorly executed vehicle and a lapse in form for Vogel and the Toetag gang. Coming across as a poor man's "Evil Dead meets Dark Waters", this is a film that will disappoint many, including die-hard Toetag fans.
5 out of 10 for the stylish opening credits, a decent soundtrack and solid effects. While some of the dialogue is entertaining, the film immediately starts to suffer as it enters genre territory.
A genuine wasted opportunity.