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House of the Dead (2003) [R]

Release Date:
April 11, 2003

Original Title:
House of the Dead

Alternate Titles:
Dom mertvetsov
House of the Dead - Der Film
Kuća živih mrtvaca
Kŭshtata na smŭrtta
La casa de los muertos 1
La casa del espanto
To spiti ton nekron

Genres:
Action | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Artisan Entertainment
Boll Kino Beteiligungs GmbH & Co. KG
Brightlight Pictures
Herold Productions
Mindfire Entertainment
SEGA

Production Countries:
Canada | Germany | Japan | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18  GB: 15  IE: 18  IT: VM14  US: R 

Runtime: 90

You won't last the night.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Set on an island off the coast, a techno rave party attracts a diverse group of college coeds and a Coast Guard officer. Soon, they discover that their X-laced escapades are to be interrupted by zombies and monsters that attack them on the ground, from the air, and in the sea, ruled by an evil entity in the House of the Dead... Prequel to the House of the Dead video games.

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Production

3D Artist:
Thorsten Binte

ADR Mixer:
Richard Calistan

ADR Recordist:
Alek Bromke

ADR Supervisor:
Deni King

Accountant:
Madeleine Brettschneider

Additional Music:
Dirk Kurock

Administration:
Dawn Williamson

Armorer:
Rob Fournier

Art Direction:
Peter Stratford

Assistant Accountant:
Alan Homma

Assistant Art Director:
Tara Arnett

Assistant Camera:
Chris Gibbins

Assistant Chef:
Christine Reyes

Assistant Costume Designer:
Roger Baron

Assistant Location Manager:
Dinean Stayk

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Sylvie Godin

Assistant Sound Editor:
Mark Daues

Associate Producer:
Dan Sales
Philip Selkirk
Max Wanko
Jonathan Shore

Best Boy Electric:
Jesse Deacon

Boom Operator:
Martin Lacroix

Camera Operator:
Steven A. Adelson

Camera Technician:
Rob Dutchie

Camera Trainee:
Thomas Yardley

Carpenter:
Chris Hehn

Casting:
Maureen Webb

Casting Associate:
Joshua Vodnoy

Casting Director:
Mindy Bazar

Chef:
Jackie Andrade

Co-Executive Producer:
Michael Roesch

Compositing Artist:
Cathleen Klein

Construction Coordinator:
Mervyn Hope

Contact Lens Technician:
Rob Miller

Costume Designer:
Lorraine Carson

Costume Set Supervisor:
Ruby Fleming

Craft Service:
Nora Collins

Digital Compositors:
Nhat Quang Tran

Director:
Uwe Boll

Director of Photography:
Mathias Neumann

Dolly Grip:
H. Christopher Hunter

Driver:
Sebastian Amenta

Editor:
David M. Richardson

Executive Producer:
Mark Gottwald
Mark A. Altman
Daniel S. Kletzky
Dan Bates

Extras Casting:
Kit Hayward

First Assistant Camera:
Chris Dyson

First Assistant Director:
Bryan C. Knight

Foley Artist:
Peter Roigk

Foley Mixer:
Roland Platz

Gaffer:
Darren McLean

Generator Operator:
Frank Halpenny

Greensman:
John McIntosh

Grip:
Paul Chorney

Hairstylist:
Andrea Simpson

Head Carpenter:
Barry Rennie

Helicopter Camera:
Heather MacNeill

Key Grip:
Benoît Lamarche

Line Producer:
Dan Clarke

Location Manager:
Terry Mackay

Makeup Artist:
Yvonne Weber

Marine Coordinator:
Jason Crosby

Music Arranger:
Reinhard Besser

Music Editor:
Juan Sanchez

Orchestrator:
Manfred Honetschlaeger

Original Music Composer:
Reinhard Besser

Paint Coordinator:
Jamie Tardiff

Pilot:
Bob Neve

Post Production Supervisor:
Jonathan Shore

Producer:
Christoph Nuehlen
Shawn Williamson
Uwe Boll
Wolfgang Herold

Production Accountant:
Anne Jacobsen

Production Assistant:
Jack Amberson

Production Coordinator:
Lisa Ragosin

Production Design:
Tink

Production Manager:
Dan Clarke

Property Master:
Hans Ter Horst

Prosthetic Supervisor:
Patrick Baxter

Rigging Gaffer:
Don Gillie

Rigging Grip:
Shawn Milne

Scenic Artist:
Sean Lambert

Screenplay:
Dave Parker
Mark A. Altman

Script Supervisor:
Patti Henderson

Second Assistant Camera:
Ryan McNair

Second Assistant Director:
Rob Duncan

Second Assistant Production Coordinator:
Brendan Rooney

Second Unit Director:
Dean Choe

Set Costumer:
Patti Bishop

Set Decoration:
Ide Foyle

Set Decoration Buyer:
Terry Ewasiuk

Set Dresser:
Mike Marsten

Sound Assistant:
William Unrau

Sound Designer:
Jörg Elsner

Sound Editor:
Heike Ast

Sound Mixer:
Michael T. Williamson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tobias Fleig

Sound Supervisor:
Wolfgang Herold

Special Effects Coordinator:
John Sleep

Special Effects Technician:
Phil Davis

Stand In:
Sam Danzica

Still Photographer:
Chris Helcermanas-Benge

Storyboard Artist:
Stefan Lochmann

Stunt Coordinator:
Dean Choe

Stunt Double:
Chris Sayour

Stunts:
Kristene Kenward
Fiona Roeske
Marny Eng
Trish Schill
Deb Macatumpag
Nesta Chapman
Corry Glass
Laura Lee Connery
Kimberly Chiang
Leanne Buchanan
James Bamford
J.J. Makaro
Rick Pearce
Duane Dickinson
Dave Hospes
Dustin Brooks
Gaston Morrison
Sylvain Cameron
Mike Mitchell
David Jacox
Daniel Wesley
Kirk Caouette
Chad Sayn
Jim Dunn
George Josef
Mike Ching
Joe Doserro

Supervising Sound Editor:
Max Wanko

Third Assistant Director:
Robyn Gelka

Transportation Captain:
Viola Janzen

Transportation Co-Captain:
Rick Marcoux

Transportation Coordinator:
Laurie Morris

Underwater Camera:
Damon Faulkner

Unit Manager:
Scott Graham

Utility Stunts:
Christie Sanders

Visual Effects Producer:
Tillman Schmidt-Kärner

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Paul Cormack

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