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13th Sign (2011) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 20, 2011

Original Title:
13th Sign

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Iconic Film Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 98

Open the Gates and Unleash Hell

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Twelve individuals who think they are competing for a million dollars on a New Reality TV Show are drugged, beaten, trapped and chained in a chamber room far below the earth buried under the ashes of a slaughterhouse that burned to the ground in the 1930s. When the chamber doors open, the twelve contestants are soon faced with their worst fears when they realize that they have not just been kidnapped but that they are being used in the Devils Ritual held by his Fallen Angels, the Guardians Waylon Reavis and Jeff Hatrix who brutally torture and dismember their victims one by one, using their bodies to create an altar for the Devil to open the gates and unleash hell on earth by the date 12-21-2012.

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Production

Art Direction:
Al Wisnieski
Dave Wisnieski

Assistant Editor:
Kyle R. Adcock
Brittany Romatowski

Assistant Property Master:
Rusty Lungsford

Associate Producer:
Jeff Lavers
Lucio Raineri
Al Wisnieski
Dave Wisnieski

Boom Operator:
Paul Fretter

Camera Operator:
Kyle R. Adcock
Joseph Bartok
James Liddell
Lucio Raineri

Carpenter:
Keith Dean
Curtis McCall
John Riske
Bob Rubago
Matt Sysol

Casting:
Christie Palmer
Kathi J. Moore

Cinematography:
Skip Erickson
James Liddell

Color Designer:
Trevor Furness

Costume Design:
Vikki Hicks

Director:
Michael Donald Bryant
Stan Fritzmeier

Dolly Grip:
Jim Hentges

Editor:
Clark Birchmeier
Greg Van Newkirk

Editorial Staff:
Daniel D. Smith

Executive Producer:
Stephen Chew
Ken Cooper
Richard Herbert
Genevieve Hubbell
Todd Latouf
Ray MacDonald
Antonio Adam Nassr
Christie Palmer
Sue Rhen
Matt Sysol
Bob Waun

Gaffer:
Mike Kozub

Grip:
Paul Barber
Brittany Romatowski
Suzanne Sears
Steve Stone

Makeup Artist:
Kimi Alani
Marni Barnes
Scott A. Carr
Rob Delamorte'

Makeup Department Head:
Melody B. Montiel

Makeup Effects:
Jeff Hornsby
Kimberly Lennox
Wendy Paquette
Daniel Phillips
Donna Terwilliger

Original Music Composer:
Jeremy Gilbertson
Ben Holst

Post Production Consulting:
Steve Brewer
Daniel D. Smith

Producer:
Jonathan Krueger
Bill Lowery

Production Accountant:
Sue Rhen

Production Coordinator:
Gavin Briggs
Christian Johnson

Production Design:
Jonathan Krueger
Jeff Lavers

Production Office Assistant:
Mike Hauxwell

Property Master:
Linda Simko

Propmaker:
Roger Fowler
Mark Isabell
Jeff Lavers

Screenplay:
Robert E. Hoxie

Script Supervisor:
Dillon Hargett
Jax Martin

Set Dresser:
Michael W. Moran

Sound:
Christopher Carl

Sound Editor:
J.T. Royster
Daniel D. Smith

Sound Mixer:
Craig Mikolajczyk

Special Effects:
Scott A. Carr
Jim Hentges

Still Photographer:
Gavin Briggs
Kimberly Lennox
Rob Delamorte'

Stunt Coordinator:
Raffi Elias

Supervising Film Editor:
Clark Birchmeier

Title Designer:
Steve Brewer

Transportation Captain:
Michael Longo

Visual Effects Designer:
Jeff Bilbrey
Brandon Carl
Justin Noland
Kirk Noland
Tony Tale

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