Kill Theory

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Kill Theory

Official theatrical poster
Directed by Chris Moore
Produced by Dan Abrams
Morris Bart
Julie Dangel
Chris Bender
Amanda White
Adam Rosenfelt
Written by Kelly C. Palmer
Starring Teddy Dunn
Agnes Bruckner
Daniel Franzese
Music by Michael Suby
Cinematography David A. Armstrong
Editing by Maureen Meulen
Studio BenderSpink
Cross River Pictures
Element Films
Last Resort Productions
Lift Films
Distributed by After Dark Films
Release date(s) 14 May 2008
Running time 82 minutes
Country United States
Language English

Kill Theory is a 2008 horror-thriller film directed by Chris Moore and written by Kelly C. Palmer.[1]

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[edit] Plot

Three years ago, an unnamed man was sentenced to a mental institution for cutting the rope that held his three friends during a mountain climbing trip, sending the trio plunging to their deaths. Although he maintained that he did it only to save himself from the same fate, he was convicted of manslaughter and now upon his release, he's still bitter about the trial. His mind warped from the entire experience, the man ventures to a remote lakeside home where seven teens are celebrating their upcoming college graduation -- later joined by an eighth, Alex (Taryn Manning), the stepsister of Brent (Teddy Dunn), whose father owns the house. Obsessed by the concept of being desperate enough to kill one's friends, the man presents the group with a demented scenario: if, by 6:00 AM, more than one of them is still alive, he will kill everybody who remains. If any of them wants to survive the night, he or she has to kill the others and be the last one standing.

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[edit] Production

The film was shot in the Cheyenne Studios (now operating as Fantastic Lane) - 27567 Fantastic Lane in Castaic, California and in New Orleans, Louisiana.[7]

[edit] Release

The film premiered on 14 May 2008 in France as part of the Cannes Film Market.[8] It was on 23 January part of the After Dark Horrorfest IV [9] and the DVD was released on 23 March 2010.[10]

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