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The Vagrant (1992) [R]

Release Date:
May 15, 1992

Original Title:
The Vagrant

Alternate Titles:
Il cannibale metropolitano
Psicosis mortal
Psychose meurtrière
Scary - Horrortrip in den Wahnsinn
Voi ei, taas se on täällä!

Genres:
Comedy | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Brooksfilms
Le Studio Canal+
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18  US: R 

Runtime: 91

He's not home alone.

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A business man buys a house, but he has a hard time trying to get rid of its previous tenant, a dirty bum.

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Art Direction:
Eric Fraser

Assistant Editor:
Jaime Oria

Associate Editor:
John Watson

Boom Operator:
Kate Jesse

Camera Operator:
Joseph E. Thibo
Jackson W. Saunders

Carpenter:
Joel Jaspan
Eduardo H. Esparza
Mark Wieringa
Laura Cartwright

Casting:
Bill Shepard
Darlene Wyatt

Co-Producer:
Randy Auerbach

Costume Designer:
Katherine Dover

Dialogue Editor:
Mildred Iatrou
Gwendolyn Yates Whittle

Director:
Chris Walas

Director of Photography:
John J. Connor
Jack Wallner

Editor:
Jay Ignaszewski

Electrician:
Paul Gyorgy
Scott Benjamin
David L. Starkey
Bill L. Burwell
Kyle T. MacDowell

Executive Producer:
Mel Brooks

First Assistant Director:
Bruce Humphrey

First Assistant Editor:
Pamela Reis

Gaffer:
Shane D. Kelly

Grip:
Dan Cooper
Scott W. Johnson
Ron Nix Jr.

Hair Department Head:
Jennifer Bell

Hairstylist:
Ann Montesanto
Frank C. Montesanto

Key Grip:
Tony Whitman

Leadman:
Nigel Clinker

Lighting Technician:
David St. Onge

Location Manager:
Pinki Ragan

Makeup Artist:
Cheri Montesanto
Ann Montesanto
Frank C. Montesanto

Makeup Effects:
Mark Walas
Mike Smithson

Music Editor:
Jay Ignaszewski
Carl Swartz

Music Supervisor:
Carol Sue Baker

Musician:
Nick Ariondo

Orchestrator:
Christopher Young

Original Music Composer:
Christopher Young

Producer:
Gillian Richardson

Production Coordinator:
David Minkowski

Production Design:
Michael S. Bolton

Production Illustrator:
Reginald Hendrix

Property Master:
Kevin Milburn

Propmaker:
Aaron Newton
Neil Gahm

Publicist:
Saul Kahan

Scenic Artist:
Eileen Winterkorn
Craig Cheply
Joel S. Griffith

Scoring Mixer:
Bernie Kirsch

Script Supervisor:
Sibylle Alridge

Second Assistant Director:
Alisa Matlovsky

Set Decoration:
Andrew Bernard

Set Dresser:
Tony Gibson
Ron James Armijo
Matt Marich
Jimi Ryan
Pasco Di Carlo

Sound Effects Editor:
Samuel H. Hinckley

Sound Mixer:
Carey Lindley

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Leslie Shatz
Michael Semanick

Special Effects:
Cory R. Starr
Danny Wagner
Bob Shelley
Michelle Lyman

Steadicam Operator:
Dan Kneece

Stunt Coordinator:
Rob King

Stunts:
Cole S. McKay
John Moio
Jerry Spicer
Jim Wilkey
Gary Baxley
Glory Fioramonti
Bret Davidson
Randy Hall
Gary Pike
Andreé Gibbs
Mary Albee
Ellis Edwards
Susan Hurtado
George P. Wilbur
Bob Minor
Merritt Yohnka

Supervising Sound Editor:
Jennifer L. Ware

Unit Production Manager:
Robert E. Warner

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Theresa Bentz

Writer:
Richard Jefferies

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