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The Funhouse (1981) [R]

Release Date:
March 13, 1981

Original Title:
The Funhouse

Alternate Titles:
'n afgrijselijk gebeuren
Acidente no Luna Parque
Das Kabinett des Schreckens
El carnaval del horror
El carnaval del terror
Funhouse: Carnival of Terror
Kuca straha
Kummitusjuna
La casa de los horrores
Massacres dans le train fantôme
The Funhouse - Il tunnel dell'orrore
To tunnel tou tromou
Смертельная забава

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Mace Neufeld Productions
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
FR: 16  IE: 15  US: R 

Runtime: 96

Pay to get in. Pray to get out!

Overview from TheMovieDB

Rebellious teen Amy defies her parents by going to a trashy carnival that has pulled into town. In tow are her boyfriend, Buzz, and their friends Liz and Richie. Thinking it would be fun to spend the night in the campy "Funhouse" horror ride, the teens witness a murder by a deformed worker wearing a mask. Locked in, Amy and her friends must evade the murderous carnival workers and escape before it leaves town the next day.

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Production

"B" Camera Operator:
Oscar Barber

Additional Photography:
Daniel Pearl

Art Direction:
Jose Duarte

Assistant Editor:
Robert Leader
Arnold Leibovit

Associate Producer:
Brad Neufeld

Camera Operator:
James Pergola

Carpenter:
William Kellow

Casting:
Pamela Basker
Fern Champion
Susie Feldott
Bob Gordon
Jonathan Lane

Conceptual Design:
Neal Adams

Conductor:
John Beal

Construction Coordinator:
Harold Collins

Director:
Tobe Hooper

Director of Photography:
Andrew Laszlo

Editor:
Jack Hofstra

Executive Producer:
Mark L. Lester
Mace Neufeld

Executive Producer's Assistant:
Kathy Day

First Assistant Camera:
John Winner

First Assistant Director:
Norman Cohen

Gaffer:
Russell Engels
Walter G. Morris Jr.

Hairstylist:
Donisia McGowan

Key Grip:
Ed Knott Jr.

Main Title Designer:
Murray Naidich

Makeup Artist:
Marlana May

Music Editor:
Ken Johnson
Daniel J. Johnson

Music Supervisor:
Tom Catalano

Musician:
Michael Boddicker

Orchestrator:
Richard Bellis
Don James
John Beal
Miles Goodman

Original Music Composer:
John Beal

Post Production Assistant:
Vicki Hiatt

Post Production Supervisor:
John Orland

Producer:
Steven Bernhardt
Derek Power

Production Accountant:
Roberta Rose

Production Assistant:
Don Gilman
Melanie Grefé
Arnold Leibovit
Jeffrey W. Stacey

Production Coordinator:
Cynthia Streit
Dee Dee Winner

Production Design:
Mort Rabinowitz

Property Master:
Nicholas J. Romanac

Scoring Mixer:
Rick Riccio

Script Supervisor:
Susana Preston

Second Assistant Director:
Adrienne Bourbeau

Set Decoration:
Tom Coll

Sound Editor:
Dale Johnson
David A. Whittaker

Sound Mixer:
Jack Dalton

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robert L. Hoyt
Earl Madery
John J. Stephens

Special Effects:
J.B. Jones

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Rick Baker
Craig Reardon

Stand In:
Susan Sindelar

Still Photographer:
Robert Destolfe

Thanks:
Bob Megerle

Unit Production Manager:
Norman Cohen

Writer:
Lawrence J. Block

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