Tells the story of a young boy and his family who are terrorized by an unseen presence.
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Cast
| Cloris Leachman | ... |
Gladys
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| Tara Reid | ... |
Bonnie
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| Joshua Ormond | ... |
Steven
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| Faust Checho | ... |
Barry
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Bev Appleton | ... |
Hiney
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| Louis Morabito | ... |
Eugene / Ringmaster
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| Karen Ludwig | ... |
Tootie
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| Brian Anthony Wilson | ... |
Charlie
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Suzanne Inman | ... |
Grace
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Tom McCarthy | ... |
Grandpa Ray
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| Susan Moses | ... |
Miriam
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| Renee McCartney | ... |
Sue
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Jane Tarica | ... |
Cousin Mary
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Ross Beshear | ... |
Cousin Ronnie
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Christopher Van Jura | ... |
Cousin Lloyd
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Karen Peakes | ... |
Lisa Allen - Hippie Girl #1
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| Betsy Sanders | ... |
Hippie Girl #2
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Danielle Treuberg | ... |
Hippie Girl #3
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Tom Mattera | ... |
Hippie Guy
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Buck Schirner | ... |
Hotel Bartender
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Nicholas Reader | ... |
Hotel Bar Patron #1
(as Nic Reader)
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David Mazzoni | ... |
Hotel Bar Patron #2
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David Greenplate | ... |
Hotel Bar Patron #3
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| Tommy Lee Wallace | ... |
Hotel Bar Patron #4
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Miles Williams | ... |
Jack
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| Justin Cade Accardi | ... |
Kyle - Boy #1
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Biagio DeSimone | ... |
Timmy - Boy #2
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| Max Antisell | ... |
Douglas - Boy #3
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Laurel Yaros | ... |
Becky
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Grace Barbara | ... |
Girl #1
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Kelsey Button | ... |
Girl #2
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Ruby | ... |
Mouse
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Linda Stokes | ... |
Bartender Linda
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| Adriana Munera | ... |
Bartender Marie
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Mario Palmeri | ... |
Bar Patron
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Andy Hassan | ... |
Cop
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Robert Field | ... |
Farmer Bob
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Mark Cajigao | ... |
Radio Announcer
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| James Bagnell | ... |
Television Announcer
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Alanna Dempewolff-Barrett | ... |
Dead Girl
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Trey Fuller | ... |
Child Riding Bicycle (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Tom Mattera | ||
| David Mazzoni | ||
Written by
| B. Harrison Smith | ... | () (as Harrison Smith) |
Produced by
| Faust Checho | ... | producer |
| Frank Checho | ... | associate producer |
| George Englund Jr. | ... | producer |
| James Madison | ... | line producer |
| Tom Mattera | ... | producer |
| David Mazzoni | ... | producer |
| Mario Palmeri | ... | associate producer |
| B. Harrison Smith | ... | producer (as Harrison Smith) |
| Tommy Lee Wallace | ... | associate producer |
Music by
| John Avarese | ||
Cinematography by
| Daniel Watchulonis | ||
Film Editing by
| Tom Mattera | ||
| David Mazzoni | ||
Editorial Department
| Donovan Kosters | ... | dcp mastering |
Casting By
| Diane Heery | ||
| Jason Loftus | ||
Set Decoration by
| Alanna Dempewolff-Barrett | ||
Costume Design by
| Gina Scarnati | ||
Makeup Department
| Jessica 'Jet' Jones | ... | key makeup artist |
| Tara Matlock | ... | hair / make-up |
Production Management
| Dustin Yard | ... | behind the scenes |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Brian Bruno | ... | second assistant director |
| David M. Francis | ... | assistant director |
| Randy Scooter Lammey | ... | second assistant director |
| Roseanne Mangoni | ... | second assistant director (as Roseanne Capaccio) |
Art Department
| Raymond Choi | ... | assistant set decorator |
| Edwin Koester | ... | property master |
| Myron Meek | ... | gang boss |
Sound Department
| Shawn Allen | ... | sound recordist |
| Sean Arena | ... | supervising sound effects editor |
| John Avarese | ... | sound re-recording mixer / supervising sound mixer |
| Max Cooke | ... | boom operator |
| Johnpaul Golaski | ... | sound mixer |
| Blaise Miller | ... | boom operator |
| Phil Nolan | ... | sound designer / sound effects editor |
| Michael Piantadosi | ... | sound designer (as Mike Piantadosi) / sound effects editor (as Mike Piantadosi) |
| Laura Rachfalski | ... | foley recordist / sound designer |
| Mike Stone | ... | dialogue editor |
| Neil Thorsen | ... | dialogue editor |
| Benjamin S.L. Wong | ... | sound designer (as Benjamin Wong) / sound effects editor (as Benjamin Wong) |
| Laura Rachfalski | ... | foley artist (uncredited) |
| Billy Theriot | ... | adr mixer (uncredited) |
| Benjamin S.L. Wong | ... | supervising sound effects editor (uncredited) |
Stunts
| Simon Potter | ... | stunt double: Sam Worthington |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Nicholas Bupp | ... | electrician |
| Gary Cadow | ... | rigging grip |
| Paul Dickover | ... | best boy grip |
| John Hockenberry | ... | Steadicam operator |
| Matthew Joffe | ... | assistant camera |
| Tim Kemper | ... | electrician |
| Francisco Sonic Kim | ... | key rigging grip |
| Mark Melchiorre Jr. | ... | digital imaging technician |
| Nicholas Reader | ... | key grip |
| Roger Ricardo | ... | grip / swing |
| Zachary Rubino | ... | best boy electric (as Zac Rubino) |
| Andrew Shankweiler | ... | gaffer |
| Dustin Yard | ... | second assistant camera |
| Jennifer York | ... | still photographer |
Casting Department
| Colleen Kay | ... | casting associate |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Aubrey Boyd | ... | costumer |
| Adriana Munera | ... | assistant costume designer |
| Mary Orens | ... | costumer |
| Sheilah Young | ... | costumer |
Location Management
| Colleen Daly | ... | location manager |
| Shaun Daly | ... | location manager |
Transportation Department
| Mario Palmeri | ... | transportation captain |
| Bob 'Smitty' Smith | ... | production driver |
Other crew
| Justin Cook | ... | video publicity |
| Brian H. Crawford | ... | script supervisor |
| Daniel Essaf | ... | production assistant |
| Matthew Fleischman | ... | production coordinator |
| David Greenplate | ... | key production assistant |
| Lynn Josephson Delaney | ... | executive assistant to executive producer |
| Brian Kim | ... | dvd artwork |
| Krista Kulp | ... | production coordinator |
| Valerie Ann Nemeth | ... | legal services |
| Michael Sherry | ... | production assistant |
| Brendan Steere | ... | production assistant |
Thanks
| Matt Cuddy | ... | special thanks: for use of your VW van |
| Mario Palmeri | ... | grateful acknowledgment |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Breaking Glass Pictures (2012) (United States) (DVD)
- Epcott (2012) (Japan) (DVD)
- Fabrication Films (2011) (United States)
- Inception Media Group (2012) (United States) (tv) (VOD)
- Phoenicia Pictures (2011) (Lebanon) (Middle East)
- SBP (2012) (Argentina) (DVD)
- Schröder Media (2013) (Austria) (DVD)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Actors Choice Talent Agency (talent agency)
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (camera car)
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (camera cranes)
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (camera dollies)
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (hydrascope telescoping crane arm)
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (remote camera systems)
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (stabilized remote camera systems)
- Cinema Music Consulting (music services)
- Event Restroom (restrooms)
- Film Finances (film completion guarantor)
- Skywalker Sound (post-production sound services)
- Valerie Ann Nemeth (legal services)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
A young boy goes to live with his grandparents while his mother and father fight to save their failing marriage, and makes a horrifying discovery in the cornfield behind their house during the Manson Family trials. Warned by his grandmother to stay away from the fields, young Steven nevertheless strays into the stalks and sees something he will never forget. Meanwhile, as the nightly newscasts offer all the lurid details of the Manson murders, something begins to stir in the corn field. By the time the family dogs disappear and the threat becomes real, it's already too late to run, and Steven must face his greatest fear head on. |
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| Taglines | Be More Afraid Of The Living, Than The Dead... See more » |
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| Parents Guide | Add content advisory for parents » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The writer and producer Harrison Smith, sent this script to Jack Nicholson. Nicholson's agent contacted him back and said "You know that Jack gets $5,000,000.00 just to read the script, right?" Harrison replied "No I didn't. Thanks, but I think we are good". See more » |
| Goofs | The beginning of the movie sets the time of the events as 1973, yet the school bus that is seen dropping of the boys is a 1994 model Thomas/International. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Features The Big Hit-Run Killer (1954). See more » |