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Nightstalker (2002) [R]

Release Date:
November 10, 2002

Original Title:
Nightstalker

Genres:
Crime | Horror

Production Companies:
Imperial Fish Company
Silver Nitrate

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 97

This Is His Story.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Richard Ramirez, aka the Nightstalker, who terrorized people in Los Angeles during the 1980s, and the police had no clue with him.

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Production

ADR Recordist:
David Davenport

Assistant Hairstylist:
Sara Vaughn
Annette Lorant
Lauren Saracione

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Lauren Saracione
Annette Lorant
Sara Vaughn

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Leslie Kharma

Assistant Property Master:
Philip Kosman

Best Boy Electric:
Trevor Fulks
Jason Wikelly
Albert Winbush

Best Boy Grip:
Joe Ruiz

Boom Operator:
Jamie Lujan

Catering:
La Poubelle
Charity Sanchez
Jackie Koster

Colorist:
Marian Grou

Costume Designer:
Pamela Incordona

Craft Service:
Stephanie L. Mason

Dialogue Editor:
Jackie Johnson

Director:
Chris Fisher

Driver:
Michael Long
Tony Snegoff
Chris Guzzi
Lon Sunders
Marty Alvilar

Electrician:
Dan Yebarra
Alexis Li
Wadsworth Peters

First Assistant Camera:
Joe Solari

First Assistant Director:
Jolyon Reese
Andrew Coffing

Foley Artist:
Garrett Cloran
Evan Lloyd

Gaffer:
David Whittaker
Alan Backstrom
Bill Reilly

Grip:
Michael Steffen
Jason London
Gary Quick
William 'Cool Breeze' Ballard
Gregg Thompson

Key Grip:
Dave Nielson
James 'Slim Jim' Ballard
Daniel W. Lynn

Key Hair Stylist:
Robin Glaser

Key Makeup Artist:
Robin Glaser

Key Set Production Assistant:
Jeremy Schwartz

Leadman:
Genevieve Liebowitz

Line Producer:
Anthony Fiorino

Loader:
Marshall Rao
Peter DePhilippis

Location Manager:
Kojo Lewis

Music:
Ryan Beveridge

Music Supervisor:
Bryon DiGianfilippo

Production Accountant:
Janice Tucker

Property Master:
Gabe Wilson

Publicist:
Judy Dixon
Kim Dixon

Script Supervisor:
Aaron Pope

Second Assistant Camera:
Jarrod Oswald

Second Assistant Director:
Colleen Wassel
Brian Wescott

Second Second Assistant Director:
Inman Young

Second Unit Cinematographer:
Craig Gephardt

Security:
Felix Cervantes

Set Medic:
Alisa Gentry
Enrique Castillo

Set Production Assistant:
Rachel Smith
June Lomena
April Smith
Brad Bornemann

Sound Effects Designer:
Jussi Tegelman
John Kohlbrenner

Sound Effects Editor:
Jussi Tegelman
John Kohlbrenner
Lisa Hannon

Sound Mixer:
Sergio San Miguel

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Doug Andorka

Still Photographer:
Paul Parkus

Stunt Coordinator:
Stephen R. Hudis
Johnny Martin

Supervising Sound Editor:
Mark Innocenti

Swing:
Michael Helenek
Tim Pridipun
Michael Baker

Thanks:
Sara Ramaker
Steve Bartlett
Ted Schipper
Shari Frilot
Trevor Groth
Mike Plante

Title Designer:
Jamila Saaed

Transportation Captain:
Mikal Kartvedt

Transportation Coordinator:
Stephen R. Hudis

Unit Production Manager:
Jonathan McCoy

Visual Effects:
Russo Anastasio
Dean Chu

Wardrobe Assistant:
Rachel Hill

Wardrobe Intern:
Unchin Lee

Writer:
Chris Fisher

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