Caved In: Prehistoric Terror (2006) [R]

Release Date:
January 7, 2006

Original Title:
Caved In: Prehistoric Terror

Alternate Titles:
Deep Threat

Genres:
Horror | Science Fiction | TV Movie

Production Companies:
CineTel Pictures
Syfy

Production Countries:
Romania | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  DK: 15  US: R 

Runtime: 93

An extreme adventure tour group headed by deep caving expert John Palmer descends into a 2000 Ft abandoned salt mine , that was mysteriously closed down years ago after an unexplained disaster trapped all of the miners . They prepare for rock slides , blackouts , cave-ins - whatever might threaten their journey and commence their descent into the depths.

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Assistant Director:
Anatol Reghintovschi

Casting:
Florin Kevorkian

Cinematography:
Adolfo Bartoli

Co-Producer:
Neil Elman
Daniel Gilboy
Vicki L. Sawyer

Costume Design:
Christina DeMasi
Dana Istrate

Director:
Richard Pepin

Executive Producer:
Geoff Anderson
Paul Hertzberg

First Assistant Director:
Craig Borden

Key Makeup Artist:
Katalin Urszuly

Line Producer:
Gian Paolo Varani
Michael Philip

Makeup Artist:
Adrian Hostiuc

Makeup Supervisor:
John L. Healy

Music:
Aldo Shllaku

Producer:
Lisa M. Hansen

Production Design:
John Welbanks

Second Assistant Director:
Aaron Walters
Ruxandra Slotea

Second Unit Director:
Michael Philip

Set Decoration:
Andrea Rotaru

Sound Mixer:
Stanomir Dragoş

Stunts:
Dorin Zaharia

Supervising Producer:
Daniel Gilboy

Third Assistant Director:
Irina Bryson

Unit Production Manager:
Uri Mossinsohn

Writer:
Neil Elman

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