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Night Shadows (1984) [R]

Release Date:
July 6, 1984

Original Title:
Night Shadows

Alternate Titles:
La Nuit des Mutants
Mutant
Mutant - Night Shadows
Mutant II
Night Shadows
Things in the Night
Πόλη των Τεράτων

Genres:
Horror | Science Fiction | Thriller

Production Companies:
Artists Releasing Corporation (ARC)
Film Ventures International
Laurelwood Productions, Inc.

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  US: R 

Runtime: 99

Mankind's Deadliest Threat Will Not Come From The Skies.

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When two brothers, Josh and Mike, go to a small southern town for a vacation, they find most of the residents either dead or missing. When Mike himself goes missing, Josh teams up with the local sheriff and an attractive school teacher to find him until Josh discovers that the whole town and most of it's people have been infected by a form of toxic waste, and they have all turned into toxic vampires whom prowl the streets at night for human blood!

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Production

Art Direction:
Tony Kupersmith

Assistant Camera:
Dick Stewart

Assistant Editor:
Florent Danny Retz
Michael Bloecher

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Bruce Zahlava

Associate Producer:
Nathaniel James Dunn

Best Boy Electric:
Tim Bennett

Best Boy Grip:
Eddie Evans

Boom Operator:
Shirley Libby

Camera Loader:
Michael C. West

Casting:
Enid L. Kantor
Shay Bentley Griffin

Craft Service:
Daniel Maughon

Director:
John "Bud" Cardos

Director of Photography:
Alfred Taylor

Dolly Grip:
Roger Sherer

Editor:
Michael J. Duthie

Executive Producer:
Edward L. Montoro
Henry Fownes

First Assistant Director:
Mel A. Bishop

Gaffer:
Brian Gunter

Grip:
F. Scott Trimble

Hairstylist:
Brenda Shopher

Key Grip:
Denny Mooradian

Location Manager:
Elaine Smith

Makeup Artist:
Eric Fiedler
Louis Lazzara
Claudia Thompson

Original Music Composer:
Richard Band

Producer:
Igo Kantor

Production Coordinator:
Enid L. Kantor

Production Manager:
Nathaniel James Dunn

Property Master:
Fred Holloway

Props:
Burges Richardson

Publicist:
Kip Smiley Jr.
Buff Smiley-Parham

Screenplay:
John C. Kruize
Peter Z. Orton
Michael Jones

Script Supervisor:
Charlene Webb

Second Assistant Camera:
Edwin Myers

Second Assistant Director:
Bruce A. Simon

Set Dresser:
Paul Rhudy

Sound:
Jim Hawkins

Sound Effects Designer:
Gene Corso

Sound Effects Editor:
Lorane Mitchell
Robert R. Rutledge
Kelly Corso
Craig S. Jaeger
Gary A. Hecker

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
John Wilkinson
Charles Grenzbach
Joseph D. Citarella

Still Photographer:
Adam Zetter
Peter Iovino

Stunt Coordinator:
Lonnie R. Smith Jr.

Stunt Double:
Lonnie R. Smith Jr.
Don Ruffin
Hank Lowrey
Scott Dale

Transportation Captain:
Jerry Lyles

Transportation Co-Captain:
Gary Duncan

Wardrobe Assistant:
Mary Ellen McElhattan

Wardrobe Master:
Jacqueline Pinon

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