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Release Date:
August 13, 1986
Original Title:
Dead End Drive-In
Alternate Titles:
Campo de Exterminio
Dead End
Dead End Drive In - OZ
Dead End Drive-In
Drive-in 2000
Escalation
Jigoku no Dasshutsu: Deddo Endo
Kino w ślepym zaułku
Le Drive in de l'enfer
Star Drive-In: Campo de Exterminio
Είσοδος Θανάτου
地獄の脱出/デッド・エンド
Genres:
Action | Horror | Science Fiction
Production Companies:
New South Wales Film Corp.
Springvale Productions
Production Countries:
Australia
Ratings / Certifications:
AU: R 18+|M DE: 18 US: R
Runtime: 87
In the future, a health nut and his tag-along girlfriend become trapped in a drive-in theater that has become a concentration camp for outcast youths.
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ADR Mixer:
Troy Porter
Art Direction:
Nicholas McCallum
Assistant Grip:
Wayne Marshall
John Tate
Camera Operator:
Kevan Lind
Clapper Loader:
John Platt
Continuity:
Sian Fatouros
Costume Design:
Anthony Jones
Director:
Brian Trenchard-Smith
Director of Photography:
Paul Murphy
First Assistant Director:
Adrian Pickersgill
First Assistant Editor:
Sue Blainey
Focus Puller:
John Lomax
Gaffer:
Colin Chase
Mick Morris
Hairstylist:
Patricia Newton
Key Grip:
Noel McDonald
Makeup Artist:
Lloyd James
Annette Hardy
Original Music Composer:
Frank Strangio
Producer:
Andrew Williams
Production Design:
Lawrence Eastwood
Second Assistant Director:
John Titley
Sound:
Les Fiddess
Sound Mixer:
Martin Oswin
Special Effects:
Alan Maxwell
Peter Evans
Special Effects Coordinator:
Chris Murray
Still Photographer:
Robbie Gribble
Story:
Peter Carey
Stunt Coordinator:
Guy Norris
Visual Effects:
Roger Cowland
Writer:
Peter Smalley
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