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Witchboard (1986) [R]

Release Date:
December 31, 1986

Original Title:
Witchboard

Alternate Titles:
Diabelska plansza
Démoni játék
Er der nogen?
Espírito Assassino
Hra s duchy
Häxkitteln
La cuija asesina
Noiduttu ympyrä
Ouija
Paihnidi mageias kai thanatou
Spiritika
Witchboard - Die Hexenfalle
Witchboard: juego diabólico
Колдовская доска
死霊の世界ウィッチボード

Genres:
Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Blue Rider Pictures
Paragon Arts International

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  ES: 12  US: R 

Runtime: 98

It's more than just a game.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Playing around with a Ouija board, a trio of friends succeeds in contacting the spirit of a young boy. Trouble begins when the evil spirit, Malfeitor, takes over one of their bodies.

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Production

Accountant:
Sparkie Lee
Marian Garcia

Art Direction:
Sarah Burdick Stone

Assistant Art Director:
Pola Shreiber

Assistant Editor:
Myron Murakami
Doug Waller

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Donna Hollister

Assistant Property Master:
Dwayne Grady

Associate Producer:
Roland Carroll
Patricia Bando Josten
Donna Reynolds
Bolton Sullivan

Best Boy Electric:
John Doherty

Best Boy Grip:
Tom West

Boom Operator:
Bayard Carey

Casting:
Rebecca Boss

Color Timer:
Dale Caldwell

Costume Design:
Merril Greene

Costumer:
Sharon McGunigle

Dialogue Editor:
Barry Rubinow

Director:
Kevin Tenney

Director of Photography:
Roy H. Wagner

Editor:
Daniel Duncan
Stephen J. Waller

Electrician:
Jim Strong

Executive Producer:
Walter Josten

First Assistant Camera:
James Eaton

First Assistant Director:
Robin Jones

First Assistant Editor:
Joan C. Morisaki

Foley Artist:
Margie O'Malley
Evelyn Dutton

Foley Editor:
John Duvall

Gaffer:
Shane D. Kelly

Grip:
Charles 'Chaz' Norcross
Michael Evans
Ronnie Crowe
Paul Vee

Key Grip:
J. Patrick Daily

Location Manager:
Rebecca Boss

Makeup Artist:
John Blake

Music Editor:
Emilie Robertson

Negative Cutter:
Bob Lass

Original Music Composer:
Dennis Michael Tenney

Producer:
Jeff Geoffray

Production Coordinator:
Lesli J. Lehr

Production Manager:
William R. Wright Jr.

Property Master:
Robert Lucas

Screenplay:
Kevin Tenney

Script Supervisor:
Judith Vogt

Second Assistant Camera:
Kit Hellman

Second Assistant Director:
Chris Medak
Terence J. Edwards

Set Dresser:
Laura Call
Patricia Fuenzalida

Sound:
Lee Haxall

Sound Effects Editor:
Dana Desselle

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
William Harvey

Special Effects:
Tassilo Baur

Special Effects Assistant:
Bruce Scivally
Lewis Abernathy
John Cork
Mick Strawn

Stand In:
Randy Codd
Zenon Dmytryk
Alexis Schraidy
Carol Taylor

Still Photographer:
Tracy Lehr

Stunt Coordinator:
Chuck Couch
Buck McDancer

Stunts:
Hal Burton
Ray Marek
Debby Porter
Sunny Woods
David Zellitti

Supervising Producer:
Ron Mitchell

Swing:
Eric Whitehead

Third Assistant Camera:
Joseph Antczak

Transportation Coordinator:
Victor Anderson

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Claudia Brown

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