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Midnight Cabaret (1990) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 1990

Original Title:
Midnight Cabaret

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Grandma Moses Pictures
Niki Marvin Productions

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 94

The hot spot where Satan's waitin'.

Overview from TheMovieDB

A Broadway producer puts on a play with a Devil character in it. Soon the actors begin having nightmares, and events that are mentioned in the play really start happening.

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Production

ADR Editor:
James O'Brien
Ernesto Mas

ADR Mixer:
Tanya Sharp David

ADR Recordist:
Greg W. Lowe

Additional Camera:
Bryan Greenberg

Additional Editing:
Richard Haines

Art Direction:
Marina Kieser

Assistant Accountant:
Enrique Quinzanos

Assistant Camera:
Josh Morton

Assistant Editor:
Richard Byard

Assistant Hairstylist:
Kerry Mendenhall
Pat Boyd

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Pat Boyd
Kerry Mendenhall

Assistant Property Master:
Chris Dempsey

Assistant Sound Editor:
Danny Kavigan

Best Boy Electric:
Dan Kerns

Best Boy Grip:
Mark Pickens

Boom Operator:
Robert Steven Evans
Martin R. Topham

Casting:
Mimi Numano

Choreographer:
Susan McCrea

Color Timer:
Bob Kaiser

Construction Coordinator:
Richard Hale

Costumer:
Deirdre Courtney

Director:
Pece Dingo

Director of Photography:
Bernd Heinl

Editor:
Robert Gordon

Electrician:
Robert S. Neville
Robena Malicoat
Robert C. Haile

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Louis G. Friedman

Executive Producer:
Susan Moses

First Assistant Camera:
Alex Leyton

First Assistant Director:
Bruce Meade

Foley:
Ross Taylor
Kitty Malone

Gaffer:
Michael Harnden

Grip:
Richard Hench
Michael Seaman
Alan Frazier
Larry Edwards
Phil Heath
Tom Heath

Hairstylist:
Debora Wait

Key Costumer:
Lori DeLapp

Key Grip:
Dieter Bockmeier

Key Hairdresser:
Micheline Johnoff

Key Makeup Artist:
Katie Douthit

Leadman:
Johannes Spalt

Location Manager:
Susan Snyder

Makeup Artist:
Lora B. Sanders

Music Editor:
Jerry Cohen

Negative Cutter:
Kevin Henry

Original Music Composer:
Michel Colombier

Producer:
Niki Marvin

Production Accountant:
Rachel David Ames

Production Coordinator:
Helene Harris

Production Design:
Bernt Amadeus Capra

Production Manager:
Niki Marvin

Production Secretary:
Louisa Zezza

Property Master:
Adam Peters

Scenic Artist:
Richard Campbell

Scoring Mixer:
Mick Guzauski

Screenplay:
Lori Gloede
Pece Dingo

Script Supervisor:
Lainie Miller

Second Assistant Camera:
Thomas Vandermillen

Second Assistant Director:
Caroline Pham
Thomas Schellenberg

Second Second Assistant Director:
Eric Small
Mitch Goddard

Set Decoration:
Gabrielle Petrissans

Sound Designer:
Robert Earl Walter
Richard O. Johnston
Eric Persing
Aseley Otten

Sound Editor:
Ian MacGregor-Scott
Greg Stacy
David Spence
Vic Lackey
Pat Somerset

Sound Mixer:
Mark Sheret

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Thomas Gerard
Andy MacDonald
Daniel J. Leahy

Special Effects Assistant:
Arthur G. Schlosser

Special Effects Coordinator:
William A. Klinger

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Bryan Moore
Gioia Deblasio
Rodd Matsui

Stand In:
Michael Danoff
Jean Kusyk

Still Photographer:
Andy Pearlman

Story:
Paul Fries
Temístocles López

Stunts:
Rawn Hutchinson
Diane Peterson

Supervising Sound Editor:
Kyle Wright

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