Sometimes They Come Back... Again (1996) [R]

Release Date:
September 3, 1996

Original Title:
Sometimes They Come Back... Again

Alternate Titles:
Les enfants du diable
Sometimes They Come Back 2
Sometimes They Come Back Again
Sommetider Vender De Tilbage Igen
ブロス リターンズ やつらはふたたび帰ってくる
ブロス リターンズ~やつらはふたたび帰ってくる~

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Trimark Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 98

True evil never dies.

Jon Porter returns to his hometown after the sudden and bizarre death of his mother. He hopes to leave as soon as the funeral is over but it's too late. The sinister forces that caused his sister's brutal murder 30 years ago are back. Jon knows the nightmare can't continue. He must stand up to his fear and exorcise the demons who have risen again to take posession of his beautiful teenage daughter - body and soul.

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ADR Editor:
Oliver Barth

ADR Mixer:
Eric Hoeschen

ADR Supervisor:
Sarah Brady

Additional Photography:
Steven Douglas Smith

Assistant Editor:
Dahven A. Polakow

Assistant Makeup Artist:
John Brown
Jordu Schell
Anthony Showe
Claudia Orozco
Joe Podnar

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Lene Irgens Baekkel

Assistant Property Master:
Erin Cochran

Boom Operator:
Jason S. Johnston
Marydixie Kirkpatrick

Casting:
Robyn Ray
Ed Mitchell

Casting Assistant:
Mireille Dermer

Characters:
Stephen King

Co-Producer:
Phillip B. Goldfine
Milton Subotsky

Costume Design:
Bonnie Stauch

Dialogue Editor:
Bruce Murphy

Digital Effects Supervisor:
Douglas Miller

Director:
Adam Grossman

Director of Photography:
Christopher Baffa

Editor:
Stephen R. Myers

Executive In Charge Of Post Production:
Richard Jordan

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Cami Winikoff
David Tripet

Executive Producer:
Barry Barnholtz
Mark Amin

Extras Casting:
Shannon Dunn

First Assistant Camera:
Scott Johnston

First Assistant Director:
Becky Logan
Violet S. Raye

First Assistant Editor:
Elizabeth Phaneuf

Foley Artist:
Doug Reed

Foley Editor:
Doug Reed

Foley Mixer:
Eric Hoeschen

Key Hair Stylist:
Phillip Pico

Key Makeup Artist:
Elisabeth Fry

Leadman:
Scott Fortner

Line Producer:
JoAnn May-Pavey

Music Supervisor:
Gary English

Original Music Composer:
Peter Manning Robinson

Post Production Supervisor:
Aryana Farshad

Producer:
Michael L. Meltzer

Production Controller:
Meltem Demirer Vogler

Production Coordinator:
Heidi S. Pavey

Production Design:
Aaron Osborne

Property Master:
Edward J. Borasch Jr

Pyrotechnician:
J.D. Streett

Rotoscoping Artist:
Christopher Jackson

Screenplay:
Guy Riedel
Adam Grossman

Script Supervisor:
Mary Anne Seward

Second Assistant Camera:
David DeForest Keys

Second Assistant Director:
Jonathan Southard

Second Second Assistant Director:
Karen N. Horwitz

Set Decoration:
Danielle Berman

Set Designer:
Andrew Max Cahn

Set Dresser:
Heather Gulko

Sound Designer:
Elmo Weber

Sound Effects Editor:
David Bach
Cormac Funge
Zeke Young

Sound Mixer:
Cameron Hamza

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Marty Hutcherson
John Brasher

Steadicam Operator:
Brooks Robinson

Still Photographer:
Rod Searcey
Grace Chon

Story:
Guy Riedel

Stunt Coordinator:
Jophery C. Brown

Stunts:
Robert Jauregui
Chris Howell
Leon Delaney
Christopher Epper
Myke Schwartz

Supervising Editor:
Michael E. Polakow

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Evan Jacobs

Wardrobe Assistant:
Dayna Cullincini

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