Dark Reel
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| Directed by | Josh Eisenstadt |
| Written by | Aaron Pope |
| Produced by | Amy Dowdle John Dowdle David Forline Jenapher Forline Jesse Pate |
| Starring | Tiffany Shepis Lance Henriksen Edward Furlong Mercedes McNab Alexandra Holden Tony Todd |
| Music by | Jim Kaufman |
| Distributed by | Northstar Associates |
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Running time | 108 minutes |
| Language | English |
Dark Reel is a 2008 horror/comedy film starring Tiffany Shepis, Edward Furlong, Mercedes McNab, Alexandra Holden, Tony Todd and Lance Henriksen and directed by Josh Eisenstadt.[1]
Plot
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After his girlfriend leaves him, lonely horror movie buff Adam Waltz moves to Los Angeles to be closer to her. There he lands a walk-on role in studio chief Connor Pritchett's latest cinematic schlockfest, Pirate Wench. One night, a killer starts stalking the set, and before long bodies are piling up. On the downside, it wreaks havoc with the film's budget. On the upside, Adam's part keeps getting bigger and bigger. With ace police detectives Shields and LaRue on the case, everyone hopes the mystery will be solved quickly. But when Adam begins seeing the ghost of an actress who died fifty years ago, there may be more to this serial killing spree than a psycho with a taste for torture.
Cast
[edit]- Edward Furlong as Adam Waltz
- Lance Henriksen as Connor Pitchett
- Tracey Walter as Roy White
- Tiffany Shepis as Cassie Blue
- Rena Riffel as Detective LaRue
- Jeffrey Vincent Parise as Derek Deeds
- Mercedes McNab as Tara Leslie
- Brooke Lyons as Tanya Kismen
- Alexandra Holden as Scarlett May
- Tony Todd as Detective Shields
- Emmanuel Xuereb as Harris Briggs
- Jake Grace as Rhett Johnson
- Matt Bushell as Bandana Man
Reception
[edit]Bill Gibron of DVD Talk said, "a lot of what this film has to offer is worth a look. It's not classic, but it's not crap either."[2]
References
[edit]- ^ Bostaph, Melissa (18 September 2008). "Dark Reel (2008)". Dread Central. Retrieved 16 September 2021.
- ^ Gibron, Bill. "Dark Reel". DVD Talk. Retrieved 16 September 2021.
External links
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