Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Bijou Phillips | ... | Lenore Harker | |
James Murray | ... | Frank Davis | |
Raphaël Coleman | ... | Chris Davis | |
Owen Teale | ... | Sgt. Perkins | |
Ty Glaser | ... | Marnie | |
Oliver Coopersmith | ... | Mike | |
Ioan Karamfilov | ... | Adam | |
Jack Ellis | ... | Prof. Baldwin | |
Skye Bennett | ... | Nicole | |
Arkie Reece | ... | Perry | |
Todd Jensen | ... | Dr. Orbinson | |
Mariana Stansheva | ... | Nurse #1 (as Mariana Stanisheva) | |
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Alexis Bergemann | ... | Nurse #2 |
Michal Yannai | ... | Wrinkled Nurse | |
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Gergana Bouzukova | ... | Thin Nurse (as Gergana Bozukova) |
Pregnant college student Lenore Harker leaves college before the end of the semester to move to an isolated house with her boyfriend Frank. When Lenore is ready to deliver the baby, they drive to the hospital. In the surgery room, the two doctors and the two nurses are found slaughtered and Lenore and the baby are found covered of blood. When Lenore is released, the family returns to Frank's house. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
I understand IMDb's ten line minimum for posted reviews, but there are times when ten lines are hard to fill. There are even those times when ten words are pretty tough. This terrible remake of Larry Cohen's minor-classic of 1974 is one such occasion. It is pure tripe and little more really needs to be said beyond a sincere admonition to avoid at all costs. But in the service of a minimum line count, I will add that it is typical Millennium fare - shot in Bulgaria with a multinational hodgepodge of cast and crew, working from an amateurish script for a director with no discernible talent. It never ceases to amaze me how so many people can have so little pride in what they do.