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Little Monsters (1989) [PG]

Release Date:
August 25, 1989

Original Title:
Little Monsters

Alternate Titles:
Little Ghost Fighters
Los más locos y divertidos pequemonstruos
Pequeños monstruos
침대 귀신 대소동

Genres:
Adventure | Comedy | Family | Fantasy

Production Companies:
Davis Entertainment
Licht/Mueller Film Corporation
Vestron Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: PG  US: PG 

Runtime: 102

Some friends can be REAL MONSTERS. And some monsters can be REAL FRIENDS.

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A young boy is scared of the monster under his bed. He asks his 6th grade brother to swap rooms for the night as a bet that the monster really exists. Soon the brother becomes friends with the monster and discovers a whole new world of fun and games under his bed where pulling pranks on kids and other monsters is the main attraction.

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ADR Editor:
Laura P. Krasnow
Hal Levinsohn

Art Direction:
Carol Winstead Wood

Assistant Accountant:
Elizabeth Conrad

Assistant Costume Designer:
Daniel J. Lester

Assistant Editor:
Dean Holder
Chip Cronkite

Assistant Sound Editor:
Mia De Bethune
Kam Chan

Associate Editor:
Steven Visscher

Best Boy Electric:
Jay W. Yowler

Best Boy Grip:
Logan R. Berkshire

Boom Operator:
Gary A. Theard

Casting:
Steven Jacobs
Bonnie Finnegan

Color Timer:
Fred Heid

Construction Coordinator:
Greg Villalva

Construction Foreman:
William Davidson

Costume Design:
Marilyn Vance

Costumer:
Jimmy Newell
Robin Hill

Craft Service:
Shannon Alston

Dialogue Editor:
Jeffrey Stern
Laura Civiello

Director:
Richard Greenberg

Director of Photography:
Dick Bush

Draughtsman:
Jerry Hall

Editor:
Patrick McMahon

Executive Producer:
Dori Berinstein
Mitchell Cannold

First Assistant Camera:
Joe D'Alessandro

First Assistant Director:
Randall Badger

Foley Editor:
Dana Stefenson

Gaffer:
Jock Brandis

Graphic Designer:
Elizabeth Beloff
Kenneth Stytzer

Grip:
Rufus Granger Jr.
Eric Bartsch

Hairstylist:
William Salyer

Key Grip:
Gene Poole

Leadman:
Randall R. Milazzo

Location Manager:
Michael W. Stroud

Makeup Artist:
Kelley Gore

Makeup Effects:
Douglas S. Turner

Makeup Effects Designer:
Douglas S. Turner

Music:
David Newman

Music Coordinator:
Sandy K. Tanaka

Music Editor:
George Craig
Yvette Nabel

Music Supervisor:
Gary Goetzman
Sharon Boyle

Negative Cutter:
Tom San Martin
Arnold Shuster

Producer:
Jeffrey A. Mueller
Andrew Licht
John Davis

Production Coordinator:
Barbara Spitz

Production Design:
Paul Peters

Production Secretary:
Ron Servicky

Production Sound Mixer:
Kim H. Ornitz

Property Master:
Jack M. Marino

Script Supervisor:
Lester Hoyle
John T. Moore

Second Assistant Camera:
Frank Godwin

Second Assistant Director:
Harry V. Bring
Liz Ryan

Set Decoration:
R. Lynn Smartt

Set Designer:
Harold Fuhrman

Set Dresser:
Jeffrey L. Loy
Rico Milazzo

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tom Fleischman

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Robert Short

Steadicam Operator:
Herb Harton

Still Photographer:
Sam Emerson
Phillip V. Caruso

Supervising Producer:
Jack Grossberg

Supervising Sound Editor:
Ron Bochar

Transportation Captain:
Vick Griffin

Transportation Coordinator:
Allan Hamilton

Unit Production Manager:
Jack Grossberg

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Daniel J. Lester

Writer:
Terry Rossio
Ted Elliott

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