Writer's Day (2005)

Six strangers are traveling overnight on a train that has had a murder on that night every year for 82 years. They must determine who will be the next victim, and who among them is the murderer. It is Writer's Day!

Director:

Anthony Verge

Writer:

Anthony Verge

Stars:

Angela Anderson, Royanne Florence, Maria Mastroyannis

Cast

Cast overview:
Angela Anderson	...	Photographer
Royanne Florence	...	Cora Higgins
Maria Mastroyannis	...	Greta Krauss (as Maria Mastroyannis-Zaft)
Roman Montes	...	Porter
Victor Moore	...	Count Maximilian von Brandenberg
Vernon Nellis	...	Simon Wells
Michael Peredo	...	Cameraman
Robin Ray	...	Patrick Brody
Zachary Schramm	...	Peter Owens
Randy Sterns	...	Sandy Owens
Becky Wang	...	Jennifer Chou
JeMahl Woods	...	Police Detective

Storyline

Six strangers undertake an overnight train journey, on a foggy night across the American mid-west. It is "Writer's Day!" A night when murders are known to be committed with unfailing regularity, on that very train, for the past eighty-two years! The passengers face their journey with mounting dread. Is the murderer someone physical, or is this the work of demonic spirits? Either way, how can the passengers take steps to protect themselves from the murderer they fear will arrive? Or, will their situation result in the ghastly culmination of their worst fears... is the murderer already among them? Yes; it is "WRITER'S DAY!"

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Plot Keywords:

train | murder | foggy night | intrigue | ghost | 

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Taglines:

A story of mystery...intrigue...and murder!

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Genres:

Mystery

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

3 June 2005 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Danville, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$250,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Fault Line Films Inc.

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

PA Roman Montes had to rock a lever to make the spring-mounted set move whenever the train was supposed to be in motion.

User Reviews

Writer's Day is Great Fun!

Recently I had the pleasure to screen "Writer's Day" produced by Bill Batand and Faultline Films. I highly recommend this film to anyone who enjoys a good mystery with a sprinkle of comedy. I always enjoyed playing the game of 'Clue' as a child. This movie, "Writer's Day' was like a real life animated game of 'Clue'. The colorful characters added fun and hi-jinx. The twists and turns within the plot line were delicious. The film reminded me of an Agatha Christie adventure only much funnier! I highly recommend a viewing of "Writer's Day". While pondering the whodunit you will experience the tongue in cheek adventure. So get a clue and enjoy "Writer's Day"! Bravo & kudos! ~ Glorinda Marie