| Credited cast: | |||
| Stacy Chbosky | ... | Cheryl Dempsey | |
| Ben Messmer | ... | Edward Carver | |
| Samantha Robson | ... | Samantha | |
| Ivar Brogger | ... | Leonard Schway | |
| Lou George | ... | Felton Lewis | |
| Amy Lyndon | ... | Alice Endrisart | |
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Michael Lawson | ... | Simon Alray |
| Ron Harper | ... | Mike Moakes | |
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Kim Kenny | ... | Pam Frears |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Iris Bahr | ... | Aretha Creely | |
| Scott Beehner | ... | Jason Ribling | |
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Kelli Bielema | ... | Jane Gerber |
| Linda Bisesti | ... | Sandra Willets | |
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Lisa Black | ... | Victoria Dempsey |
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Marissa Blanchard | ... | Girl Scout 1 |
When hundreds of videotapes showing torture, murder and dismemberment are found in an abandoned house, they reveal a serial killer's decade-long reign of terror and become the most disturbing collection of evidence homicide detectives have ever seen. Written by Tribeca Film Festival
This horror flick is unique in the way it leaves a lot to the imagination. Most of the acting is poor, but the story of Cheryl Dempsey makes the movie worthwhile. In fact, her story, could have stood on its own. The character is portrayed well, and it is very hard to forget what happens to her and how she is affected. Because of how devastating her story is, and because a lot is left to the imagination as to how her story progressed, the movie is actually worth watching for horror buffs. If they'd left her story out, most of the movie would be a waste of time. Her story also makes the serial killer in the story much more engrossing, since it gives a kind of unusual psychological depth to his character which is often missing in horror.