Killing for Love (1995) [R]

Release Date:
January 1, 1995

Original Title:
Killing for Love

Genres:
Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Cameo Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 90

An erotic weekend turns into a deadly game

A group of movie people, director, screenwriter, producer, actors and actresses meet for a weekend at a remote house. Proceedings soon begin to resemble a typical slasher film: couples pair off, have sex, and get either murdered or abducted

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Assistant Editor:
Dan Tivin

Assistant Hairstylist:
Tarra D. Day

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Tarra D. Day

Casting:
Lori Cobe

Costume Design:
Anette Czagany

Director:
Mike Kesey

Director of Photography:
Howard Wexler

Editor:
Ron Resnick

Hairstylist:
Amy Schmiederer

Makeup Artist:
Amy Schmiederer

Producer:
Nick Zuvic

Production Sound Mixer:
Bill Reinhardt

Property Master:
Stefan Wilcox

Script Supervisor:
Randi Feldman

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Humberto De Luna

Set Decoration:
Inger Christiansen

Set Designer:
Erika S. Katz

Writer:
R.M. Johnson

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