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Phantasm II (1988) [R]

Release Date:
July 8, 1988

Original Title:
Phantasm II

Alternate Titles:
Das Böse II
Phantasm 2
Phantasma II. El regreso

Genres:
Action | Horror | Science Fiction | Thriller

Production Companies:
Spacegate Productions
Starway International Inc.
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18  GB: 18  NL: 16  US: R 

Runtime: 97

The ball is back!

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Mike, after his release from a psychiatric hospital, teams up with his old pal Reggie to hunt down the Tall Man, who is at it again. A mysterious, beautiful girl has also become part of Mike's dreams, and they must find her before the Tall Man does.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Robert Heffernan

ADR Mixer:
Doc Kane

Art Direction:
Byrnadette DiSanto

Assistant Art Director:
John Joseph Duffin

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Edward Wada

Assistant Property Master:
Linda LeClerg

Assistant Sound Editor:
Darrell Hall

Best Boy Electrician:
Brian Coyne

Boom Operator:
Jonathan Fuh

Casting:
Betsy Fels

Casting Coordinator:
Christopher Sherman

Construction Coordinator:
Joseph Ressa

Continuity:
Lou Ann Quast

Costume Design:
Carla Gibbons

Costumer:
Kimberly Domínguez

Craft Service:
Troy Fromin

Director:
Don Coscarelli

Director of Photography:
Daryn Okada

Dolby Consultant:
David W. Gray

Electrician:
Michael E. Rosenberger
Ralph Coon
Pascal M. Guillemard

First Assistant Camera:
Marie Pedersen

First Assistant Director:
Alan Brent Connell

Foley Artist:
John Post
Robert Friedman

Foley Editor:
Richard Raderman

Gaffer:
Karen Edmundson Bean

Greensman:
John Argentin

Grip:
Kevin Dean
Shane Hurlbut

Key Grip:
Terry Wimmer

Makeup Artist:
Melanie A. Kay

Music:
Fred Myrow
Christopher L. Stone

Producer:
Roberto A. Quezada

Production Assistant:
Curt Covert
Harriet Cheng
John Root
Catherine Beller
Michael Curtis
Michael H. Friedlander
Mary DeMarle
Joelle Mitchell

Production Coordinator:
Eddie Salmon
John Stolfi

Production Design:
Philip Duffin

Property Master:
Will Blount

Scenic Artist:
Regina Argentine

Second Assistant Camera:
Roxanne Hernandez
Stephen Robb Bradshaw

Set Decoration:
Dominic Wymark

Set Dresser:
Jon McCallum
Paul Kowalczyk
Mitch Morrison

Sound Designer:
Alan Howarth

Sound Editor:
Alan Potter
Vincent Connelly
Stanley Paul
Dan Yale
Jack Woods

Sound Mixer:
Izak Ben-Meir

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Nick Alphin
Jim Cook
Robert L. Harman

Special Effects:
Wayne Beauchamp

Still Photographer:
Peter Iovino

Storyboard Artist:
Kristen Deem

Stunts:
Jon H. Epstein
Bob Brown
Ernie F. Orsatti
Lynn Salvatori
Ed Gale
Solly Marx
Phil Fondacaro
Susan Rossitto
Mike De Luna
Rick Seaman
Felix Silla
Lori Lynn Ross
John Stewart
Harry Wowchuk

Supervising Sound Editor:
Michael P. Redbourn

Unit Publicist:
Kristen Deem

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Justin Klarenbeck

Writer:
Don Coscarelli

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