Kyle and Sarah are starting a life together in a renovated house in Hollywood Hills, on the same property where the original house burned-down a decade earlier with its owner vanished. ...
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Gary Hudson | ... | Brills |
| Jules Willcox | ... | Sarah | |
| Paul Francis | ... | Kyle | |
| Pancho Demmings | ... | Jackson | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Richard Anderson | ... | The Mark | |
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Ayelet' | ... | Maya (as Ayelet Ben-Shahar) |
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Todd Borrel | ... | Fight Club Bouncer |
| John Bruce | ... | Neil | |
| Jack Carlisle | ... | Jay | |
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Sako Chivitchian | ... | Fighter #2 |
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Al Daniels | ... | Russian Mugger |
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Lyla Dee | ... | Jacuzzi Girl #2 |
| Marie Lyn Deja | ... | Sandy | |
| Kristen DeLuca | ... | Veronica (as Kristen De Luca) | |
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Kristy Dowe | ... | Fight Club Girl #1 |
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Kyle and Sarah are starting a life together in a renovated house in Hollywood Hills, on the same property where the original house burned-down a decade earlier with its owner vanished. Despite certain rumors about the property, the couple decides to acquire the home of their dreams. But they quickly encounter bizarre occurrences around the house. And when one of their friends disappears and the forensics expert assigned to the case is found murdered, they realize they're being targeted in a twisted cat-and-mouse game. Enter Detective Brills, a hard-boiled homicide detective who's been trying to solve the riddle of the house ever since the fire. He's more than determined to help the couple to find out what's really going on around the estate. But he too cannot stop the murderous rampage that begins to claim the couple's friends and associates, one by one. After finding human remains in the crawl space, Kyle and Sarah slowly learn about the unspeakable events that took place and realize... Written by Chris Tasara
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16 May 2013 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I usually bore within the first 15 minutes of most movies from most genres , no doubt a by- product of being a movie addict. While I am always hopeful to be entertained, I am usually left wanting more -- like when you can't have that last bite of your ice cream cone.
But in this case, Deadline left me satiated. In fact, I was annoyed that I wasn't able to stop watching in order to catch up on my paperwork as I often do while watching movies.
Deadline fixated my whole attention span from start to finish. It was a bizarre, thought- provoking and very entertaining movie. To box it only into a single 'horror' genre is almost negligent. Deadline also delivers solid elements of: crime drama, suspense thriller, social commentaries regarding the homeless, drug lords/terrorists, prostitution, police corruption, drug addiction, animal rights, all interlaced within sexy romantic interludes and very cool special effects.
I couldn't even accurately describe this movie to my friends so I simply told them to watch it. I promised that Deadline would deliver full entertainment value.
To me, 'entertainment' should be the core objective of any movie. An entertaining movie can skillfully transport you into another world so that you don't even remember that you have work to finish, bills to pay, and worries to stress over.
Truly entertaining movies offer us the relief and freedom from our everyday lives and worries --- and I believe most of us need and appreciate that.
When a movie can offer me the level of escapism that stimulates my brain and generates endorphins, I not only get that last bite of the ice cream cone, I get the whole enchilada!