A nervous airline passenger starts to see strange things after taking nerve medicine.
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Title: Flight Fright (2015)
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7 wins & 1 nomination.
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| Eddie Deezen | ... | Nervous Airline Passenger | |
| Gerald Dewey | ... | Mr. Gomez | |
| Swisyzinna | ... | Tisha Gomez | |
| London Kim | ... | The Captain | |
| Doris Morgado | ... | Flight Attendant | |
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Tony Bafaloukas | ... | Co-Captain |
| Armando DuBon Jr. | ... | Airline Passenger | |
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Lino Dumont | ... | Airline Passenger |
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Leila Perry | ... | Airline Passenger |
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Karen Politano | ... | Airline Passenger |
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Alina Vergara | ... | Airline Passenger |
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James Wolfe | ... | Airline Passenger |
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Sandra Waesche | ... | Airline Passenger |
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Destiny Soria | ... | Airline Passenger |
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Veronica Sorce | ... | Airline Passenger |
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A nervous airline passenger starts to see strange things after taking nerve medicine.
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
17 January 2015 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Air Hollywood - 13240 Weidner Street, Pacoima, Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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Ben and Keith (The Two Gay Geeks) who screened this short at the first Phoenix Loves Sci- Fi Film Festival along with 20 other shorts. This was one of the ones they chose as a standout among the crowd. This short was part of the second block of short films screened that evening. Keith was amused by the homage to the Twilight Zone and the twist. Some of the acting was a little over the top, but what do you expect form a comedic short that pokes fun at comedic shorts. It was a nice diversion form some of the more serious works we saw. Ben's thoughts: I loved the couple of instances of "misdirection" which happen here. What clearly started off as an homage to "Terror at 5,000 Feet" from The Twilight Zone series, the twists start off pretty quickly and received a lot of laughs from the audience. The short then ends with a new twist that felt like it could have come from John Landis' Twilight Zone: The Movie. A nice romp just for the fun of it. We hope to see more from this director.