Frightmare (1981) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 9, 1981

Original Title:
Frightmare

Alternate Titles:
Body Snatchers
Horror Star
The Horror Star

Genres:
Comedy | Horror

Production Companies:
Troma Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 86

To the limit...

Drama students decide to pay tribute to their favorite horror star by stealing his body from his crypt for a farewell party. They fail to realize their violation of the tomb has triggered powerful black magic, and Conrad hasn't taken his final bows yet.

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Art Direction:
Anne Welch

Assistant Art Director:
Glenn Neufeld

Assistant Editor:
Jennifer Houston
Philip Malamuth

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Lars Ferguson

Associate Producer:
Hedayat Javid
Harold D. Young

Best Boy Grip:
Chris Morley

Boom Operator:
Cindy Jones

Casting:
Steve Foster
Johanna Ray

Construction Foreman:
Kevin Galbraith
William Manning
Tom West

Costume Mistress:
Julie Schaefer

Dialogue Editor:
Mark J. Garamella

Director:
Norman Thaddeus Vane

Director of Photography:
Joel King

Dolly Grip:
Peter van Eynde

Editor:
Doug Jackson

Executive Producer:
Henry Gellis

Extras Casting Coordinator:
Jack Marston

First Assistant Camera:
Julio Macat

First Assistant Director:
Sam Baldoni

Gaffer:
Douglas Yellin

Grip:
Tommy Bias
Chris Centrella
Robert Duffin
Mike Lee
Les Percy
Mark Thomas

Hairstylist:
Sylvia Flores

Key Grip:
Daryn Okada

Makeup Artist:
Sylvia Flores

Music Arranger:
Jack Manning

Music Editor:
Fred Schwartz

Original Music Composer:
Jerry Mosely

Producer:
Callie Wright
Patrick Wright

Production Assistant:
Sylvia Aimerito
Glenn Neufeld
David Wildman
Erin Wright

Property Master:
Glenn Neufeld

Second Assistant Director:
Bill Collard

Second Unit Director:
Sam Baldoni

Second Unit Director of Photography:
John Dirlam

Set Designer:
Stephanie Hughes

Sound Effects Editor:
Robert Jackson

Sound Engineer:
Mary Jo Devenney

Special Effects:
Chuck E. Stewart

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Jill Rockow

Still Photographer:
Marcel Eskenazy
Hector Mendoza
Glenn Neufeld

Wardrobe Assistant:
Verkina Flower

Writer:
Norman Thaddeus Vane

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