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Release Date:
November 5, 2009
Original Title:
The Tomb
Alternate Titles:
Imortal
O tafos
The Cursed Tomb
The Tomb
Genres:
Horror
Production Companies:
Jeff Most Productions
Lamplight Films
Poe Vision
Yalta Film Studio
Production Countries:
Ukraine | United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16 US: R
Runtime: 89
Successful writer and scholar Jonathan Merrick falls under the spell of the irresistible, bewitchingly beautiful Ligeia. She's fighting a fatal illness and she will stop at nothing to defeat death, her one true enemy.
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ADR Editor:
Brian S.M. Wroth
Additional Photography:
Paolo Cascio
Art Direction:
Jim Tudor
Boom Operator:
Frazier Eades
Casting:
Shannon Makhanian
Rosemary Welden
Co-Producer:
Andrey Novikov
Costume Design:
Mandi Line
Dialogue Editor:
Brian S.M. Wroth
Director:
Michael Staininger
Director of Photography:
Chris Benson
Editor:
Michal Shemesh
Danny Saphire
Executive Producer:
Randall Emmett
Foley:
Rick Owens
Gaffer:
John Sennott
Key Grip:
Richard Speed
Makeup Department Head:
Lisa Brockman-Kalz
Music:
Patrick Cassidy
Producer:
Jeff Most
Production Design:
Cat Dawson
Property Master:
Tim Stephens
Screenplay:
John Shirley
Script Supervisor:
Elena Antzon
Second Assistant Director:
Anthony E. Cabral
Set Production Assistant:
Anthony E. Cabral
Short Story:
Edgar Allan Poe
Sound Designer:
Peter D. Lago
Steven Avila
Sound Effects Editor:
Alexander Pugh
Jason Shaffer
Special Effects Coordinator:
Greg Goad
Steadicam Operator:
Nicholas Gartner
Stunt Double:
Marie Fink
Supervising Sound Editor:
Trip Brock
Supervising Sound Effects Editor:
Peter D. Lago
Visual Effects Supervisor:
David A. Davidson
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