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Reeker (2005) [PG-13]

Release Date:
March 13, 2005

Original Title:
Reeker

Alternate Titles:
Noche Diabolica
Pânico no Deserto
Reeker - Tra la vita e la morte
リーカー　地獄のモーテル

Genres:
Horror | Mystery

Production Companies:
Afraid of the Dark
Institution, The
Primal Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  FR: 12  GB: 15  IE: 15  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 91

If you can't breathe, you can't scream

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Strangers trapped at an eerie travel oasis in the desert must unravel the mystery behind their visions of dying people while they are preyed upon by a decaying creature.

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Production

3D Animator:
Nichole Warren
Joey Sila

ADR Mixer:
Gonzalo 'Bino' Espinoza

ADR Supervisor:
Gonzalo 'Bino' Espinoza

Art Direction:
Mara A. Spear

Best Boy Electrician:
David Jones
Dave Thurlow

Best Boy Grip:
John DeFazio

Boom Operator:
Marcus Ricaud
Jason Brooks

Camera Loader:
Gaston Gaithe

Camera Operator:
Todd Barron
Chad Cohlmia

Casting:
Jamie Sparer Roberts

Casting Assistant:
Gideon Emery
Anjali Ryan

Co-Producer:
Daniel Barone

Color Timer:
Daniel Barone

Compositing Supervisor:
John Stewart

Costume Design:
Nicole Abel

Costume Designer:
Marco Marco

Dialogue Editor:
Eric Reuveni

Digital Compositor:
Charles Roxburgh
Ty Brody
Joey Sila

Director:
Dave Payne

Director of Photography:
Mike Mickens

Dolly Grip:
Brian Christie

Editor:
Daniel Barone

Electrician:
Travis Belgard
King Lanaux
Stephan K. Taylor
Bob Packo
Jason Puliti
Scott Donahue

First Assistant Camera:
F. Ulysses Domalaon
Justin Jeung
Alexandra Lucka

First Assistant Director:
Brandon Rafferty
Khene Tan

Foley Supervisor:
Chris McDonough

Gaffer:
Cricket Peters
Rick Hopper

Grip:
Owen Foye
Kevin M. Graves
John Wittgraf
Steve Mulcahey
Steven Tilly

Hairstylist:
Jennifer Romo
Nick Roth

Key Grip:
Phillip Miller

Key Hair Stylist:
Pharel Baker

Key Makeup Artist:
Leah Rial

Music Editor:
David Mullins

Music Supervisor:
Madeleine Smith

Orchestrator:
Dave Payne

Original Music Composer:
Dave Payne

Producer:
Tina Illman
Amanda Klein
Dave Payne

Production Accountant:
Michael Fischler

Production Coordinator:
Khene Tan

Production Design:
Paul Greenstein

Production Executive:
Debra Roth

Production Sound Mixer:
Brad Bryan

Property Master:
Paul Smith

Script Supervisor:
Velma Thompson
Juan De Jesus

Second Assistant Camera:
Alfredo Rosado
Torry Tukuafu
Joseph Wickner
Lucas Deans

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Cory Geryak

Set Medic:
James Mcgilvray

Set Production Assistant:
Ryan Karten
John Wittgraf
David Sergenian

Sound Assistant:
Sean Gray
Jessica Pettyjohn
Chris Thomas

Sound Designer:
Kenneth Skoglund

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Chris McDonough
Michael Kreple
Eric Lalicata
Kenneth Skoglund

Sound Supervisor:
David Kitchens

Still Photographer:
Gregory White

Studio Teacher:
Daphne Boelsma

Stunt Coordinator:
Kim Robert Koscki

Stunts:
Joanna Shelmidine
Nancy Thurston

Supervising Sound Editor:
Ben Zarai

Title Designer:
Duke Lorr

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Daniel Barone

Wardrobe Assistant:
Amanda Vinopal

Writer:
Dave Payne

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