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Featuring:
Derek Osedach, Rebekah Kochan, Scot Nery, Sean Durrie
Written by:
Michael Gingold (story)
David Michael Latt (story)
Michael Gingold
Directed by:
Mark Atkins
Release Date:
October 24, 2006
Original Title:
Halloween Night
Genres:
Horror
Production Companies:
The Asylum
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 18 DE: 18
Runtime: 85
A horribly burned man escapes from a mental institution and terrorizes teenagers at a party.
The film follows Chris Vale (Scot Nery), a young man who was wrongly convicted of murdering his family in 1982, and admitted into an insane asylum based largely on the fact that Chris had been found at home with the bodies by the police. After 10 years of life in the asylum, in which he has been bullied by inmates and staff alike for the incident, Chris has now quite literally turned insane and, to prove his innocence, he escapes from the asylum on October 31 to his home, which is now occupied by a new family who are holding a Halloween party. As the night draws on, Chris attempts to search the house for any clues that will testify his innocence, but in an effort to conceal himself from the partygoers and the authorities who are searching for him, begins his own killing spree that leads to a massacre far worse than the original.
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Costume Design:
Corena Gibson
Director:
Mark Atkins
Director of Photography:
Mark Atkins
Editor:
David Michael Latt
Executive Producer:
David Rimawi
Makeup Artist:
Liz Mendoza
Makeup Effects:
Tom Devlin
Music:
Mel Lewis
Producer:
Sherri Strain
David Michael Latt
Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Liz Mendoza
Story:
Michael Gingold
David Michael Latt
Writer:
Michael Gingold
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