A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
April 8, 1977
Original Title:
Rabid
Alternate Titles:
Blodsugarna
Coma Profundo
Der Überfall der teuflischen Bestien
Fobia, la ciudad bajo el terror
Mosquitoes
Rabia
Rabid - Bete, dass es nicht Dir passiert
Rabid - Der brüllende Tod
Rage
Razernij
Überfall der teuflischen Bestien
Бешеная
Genres:
Horror | Science Fiction
Production Companies:
Canadian Film Development Corporation
Cinema Entertainment Enterprises
Cinépix Film Properties (CFP)
Dunning/Link/Reitman Productions
Famous Players
Production Countries:
Canada
Ratings / Certifications:
CA: R DE: 18|16 DK: 15 FI: K-18 FR: 18 IE: 18 IT: VM14 US: R
Runtime: 91
After undergoing radical surgery for injuries from a motorcycle accident, a young woman develops a retractable, vampiric stinger in her armpit and a thirst for human blood—the only nourishment that will now sustain her.
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Art Direction:
Claude Marchand
Assistant Editor:
Debbie Karjala
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Heather Allan
Assistant Production Manager:
Sarah Dundas
Assistant Property Master:
Andrew Deskin
Assistant Sound Editor:
Patrick Dodd
Associate Producer:
Danny Goldberg
Best Boy Electric:
Jean-Paul Houle
Best Boy Grip:
André Ouellette
Boom Operator:
Jim Thompson
Casting:
Sharron Wall
Co-Producer:
Don Carmody
Continuity:
Tatiana Mihailoff
Director:
David Cronenberg
Director of Photography:
René Verzier
Editor:
Jean LaFleur
Executive Producer:
André Link
Ivan Reitman
First Assistant Camera:
Denis Gingras
First Assistant Director:
John Fretz
Gaffer:
John Berrie
Grip:
André Ouellette
Marc de Ernsted
Key Grip:
John Daoust
Key Makeup Artist:
Mireille Recton
Makeup Artist:
Sharron Wall
Music Supervisor:
Ivan Reitman
Producer:
John Dunning
Production Assistant:
Norma Bailey
Patricia Cahill
Carolyn Cronenberg
John Caradonna
Jacqueline Carmody
Production Manager:
Don Carmody
Property Master:
Jean Lavigne
Sculptor:
Mike Bacarella
Second Assistant Camera:
Jean-Jacques Gervais
Second Assistant Director:
Phil Desjardins
Second Unit Cinematographer:
Louis de Ernsted
Second Unit Director:
Jean LaFleur
Sound Assistant:
Len Blum
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Joe Grimaldi
Sound Recordist:
Richard Lightstone
Sound Supervisor:
Danny Goldberg
Special Effects:
Al Griswold
Special Effects Assistant:
Joe Elsner
Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Joe Blasco
Byrd Holland
Still Photographer:
Joel Sussman
Wardrobe Assistant:
Carolynne Roberts
Writer:
David Cronenberg
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