The Outing (1987) [R]

Release Date:
September 11, 1987

Original Title:
The Outing

Alternate Titles:
A Guardiã da Lâmpada Maldita
La lampara
La lampe
The Lamp
ผีเปลี่ยนหัว

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
H.I.T. Films
Skouras Pictures
TMS Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 87

They're not coming back.

An ancient genie is released from a lamp when thieves ransack an old woman's house. They are killed and the lamp is moved to a museum to be studied. The curator's daughter is soon possessed by the genie and invites her friends to spend the night at the museum, along with some uninvited guests...

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Animal Wrangler:
Jim Picciolo

Assistant Foley Artist:
Duane Hensel
Kim Fowler

Associate Editor:
Chuck Weiss

Associate Producer:
Deborah Winters

Best Boy Electric:
Richard Cromtom
Dwight Cary

Best Boy Lighting Technician:
Kevin Wadowski

Boom Operator:
Bob Waller

Casting:
D.W. Chaney

Chief Lighting Technician:
Doug Sutton

Construction Manager:
Chuck Singleton

Costume Design:
Rona Lamont

Dialogue Editor:
Earl Watson

Director:
Tom Daley

Director of Photography:
Herbert Raditschnig

Dolly Grip:
Sean Maxwell

Editor:
Claudio M. Cutry

Executive Producer:
Mohammad Sanousi
Fred T. Kuehnert

Extras Casting:
Beverly Wilson-Wilson

First Assistant Camera:
Brown Cooper
Michael Rothenberg

First Assistant Director:
Sanford Hampton
Matt Hinkley

Foley Mixer:
Alan Holly

Gaffer:
Mark Wells
Robert Gray

Grip:
Mike Gilles

Key Grip:
Scott Howell
Glenn Steward

Makeup & Hair:
Ron Clark
Rick Jones

Makeup Effects:
John Blake
Brian Wade
Thomas Floutz
Bill Forsche

Music Coordinator:
Gary Firth

Music Editor:
Frank McKelvey

Music Programmer:
Richard Marvin

Original Music Composer:
Joel Rosenbaum
Bruce Miller

Post Production Coordinator:
Adam Chuck

Producer:
Warren Chaney

Production Assistant:
Beverly Wilson-Wilson

Production Coordinator:
Patricia Balderas
Waverly Evans

Production Design:
Robert A. Burns

Production Illustrator:
Larry Navarro

Production Manager:
Sanford Hampton

Property Master:
Chris Meyer

Rotoscoping Artist:
David Prentis

Script Supervisor:
Paula Barrett-Barbier
Mark S. Thomas

Sculptor:
Bill Forsche

Second Assistant Camera:
Claudia Bailey
Ingo Raditschnig

Second Assistant Director:
Beverly Wilson-Wilson

Second Unit Director:
Warren Chaney

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Scott Smith

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
Kim Fusch

Set Decoration:
John Frick

Sound Designer:
Steve Mann

Sound Editor:
Cathie Speakman
Kevin Hearst
Dan Hegeman

Sound Mixer:
Tim Himes
Bob Waller

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Don MacDougall
John L. Mack
Richard Tyler

Special Effects:
Frankie Inez

Special Effects Assistant:
Lesley Chaney
Tom Hartigan

Special Effects Coordinator:
Christopher Swift
Bettie Kauffman

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Thomas Floutz
Bill Forsche
Barbara Anne Bock
Nichael Boggio
Jim Gill
Richard Mayone
Brian Wade
Bart Mixon
Paul Clemens
Steven Summerfield
James McLoughlin
John Blake
John Naulin
Jack Bridwell
Gabriel Bartalos

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Frank 'Paco' Munoz
Frankie Inez

Stand In:
Melissa Zoelle
Curtis Herman

Steadicam Operator:
Randy Nolen
Ralph Watson

Still Photographer:
Roy Alan Wilson

Studio Teacher:
D.W. Chaney

Stunt Coordinator:
Neil Summers

Stunts:
David Sanders
Cherie Sanders
Kevin Mazeika
Maeve Crommie
Dick Hancock

Visual Effects Design Consultant:
Raymond Fielding
David L. Hewitt

Visual Effects Supervisor:
David L. Hewitt

Writer:
Warren Chaney

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