Locker 13 (2014)

Skip delves into the mysteries of an old locker. His sage supervisor recounts chilling tales that underscore the importance of making the right choice. The stories come into play when Skip faces a life-or-death decision of his own.

Directors:

Bruce Dellis, Jason Marsden

Writers:

Bruce Dellis (screenplay), Jason Marsden (screenplay)

Stars:

Ricky Schroder, Jon Polito, Steve Eastin

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Ricky Schroder	...	Tommy Novak (segment "story #1")
Jon Polito	...	Don Dillan (segment "story #1")
Steve Eastin	...	Doc Herman (segment "story #1")
Victor Campos	...	Nate (segment "story #1")
Tatyana Ali	...	Lucy (segment "story #1")
Jesse Garcia	...	Ray (segment "story #1")
Steven Motta	...	Billy Marco (segment "story #1") (as Steven Marco)
Montgomery Maguire	...	Ring Announcer (segment "story #1")
Maria White Mebane	...	News Anchor (segment "story #1") (voice)
Michael Anthony Rosas	...	Corner Man (segment "story #1")
Mack Kurihara	...	Cutman (segment "story #1")
Erik C. Andersen	...	Announcer (segment "story #1") (voice)
Deonte Gordon	...	Boxer (segment "story #1")
Jay Mebane	...	Referee (segment "story #1") (voice)
Bart Johnson	...	Eugene MacClemore (segment "story #2")

Storyline

Skip, the nighttime janitor in an old West theme park, delves into the mysteries surrounding an old locker. His sage supervisor recounts chilling tales that underscore the importance of making the right choice. The recollection includes an aging boxer who is given an opportunity to become a real killing machine, a young man seeking membership in a secret society who experiences an initiation with deadly consequences, a would be suicide shaken to his core by a menacing member of a very special club, and a hit man for hire playing a devious cat and mouse game with three women who have a score to settle. The stories suddenly come into play when Skip makes an unsettling discovery and faces a life-or-death decision of his own.

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Plot Keywords:

life or death | philosophy | supernatural | latino | anthology | 

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Taglines:

Some doors can't be closed!

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Genres:

Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for some violence

Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook Page Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

28 March 2014 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$300,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend USA:

$2,468, 30 March 2014, Limited Release

Gross USA:

$2,468, 30 March 2014

Company Credits

Production Co:

Brothers' Ink Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min (original)

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Keith David was originally cast as Don Dillon, but was recast due to the flu on the day of shooting. Jon Polito stepped in to take his place with hours notice.

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Connections

Edited from Locker 13: Down and Out (2009)

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Soundtracks

Celebrity
Performed by Cavo (as CAVO)
Written by Christopher L. Hobbs, Chad Leroy Jensen, Brian Austin Smith, Casey Allen Walker and Skidd Mills
Used by permission Universal Music Publishing Group, Eleven Seven (Thick As Thieves), Almo Music Corporation, Cavo Music Experience
[Segment: title story]

User Reviews

One flaw... but a fatal one

I have always been a fan of horror anthologies, whether they be in comic book form (like those 1950s EC Comics) or in movie form. So it should come as no surprise that I've seen a LOT of horror anthologies. Which may explain why I had a big problem with "Locker 13". Since I have seen so many short horror tales with big twists at the end, in recent years I have found new horror anthologies to be very predictable. Of the five stories told in "Locker 13", I was able to more or less guess what "surprise" twist would happen on four of these stories. The one story that I wasn't able to predict the ending (a secret society new member initiation) had a ending that was disappointing in another manner, just petering out with NO surprise at all. While this movie isn't the worst horror anthology I have seen - it has some genuine merit, like good acting and fine production values for what was a pittance of a budget - if you are looking for neat twists and surprises, you better look elsewhere. Unless you've never seen a horror anthology before.