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Release Date:
December 24, 1976
Original Title:
The Town That Dreaded Sundown
Alternate Titles:
Der Umleger
La Ville qui craignait le crépuscule
Město, které se bálo soumraku
Pânico ao Anoitecer
Terreur sur la ville
Genres:
Crime | Horror | Mystery | Thriller
Production Companies:
American International Pictures
Charles B. Pierce Film Productions
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
US: R
Runtime: 86
When two young lovers are savagely beaten and tortured on a back country road in Texarkana, local police are baffled and must find "the Phantom Killer" before he can kill again.
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Art Direction:
Grant Sinclair
Myrl Teeter
Assistant Property Master:
Denise Broulette
Associate Producer:
Thomas W. Moore
Boom Operator:
Fred Payne
Director:
Charles B. Pierce
Director of Photography:
James W. Roberson
Editor:
Tom Boutross
Executive Producer:
Samuel Z. Arkoff
First Assistant Camera:
Steve Lyons
Steve Lyons
Gaffer:
Joe Catalanotto
Grip:
John Stroud Jr.
Makeup Artist:
Cheri Minns
Negative Cutter:
Betty Moortgat
Original Music Composer:
Jaime Mendoza-Nava
Producer:
Charles B. Pierce
Production Assistant:
Lynn Andres
Ginger Tanton
Production Manager:
Bob Gates
Production Sound Mixer:
Dick Damon
Property Master:
Libby Smith
Screenplay:
Earl E. Smith
Script Supervisor:
Barbara Pryor
Second Assistant Camera:
Michael Sherfey
Sound Effects:
Dan Finnity
Dimitry Gortinsky
Phil Haberman
Fred Judkins
Steve Shearsby
Andrew Herbert
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Richard Portman
Special Effects:
Joe Catalanotto
Stunt Coordinator:
Bud Davis
Wardrobe Assistant:
Karen Jones
Bonnie Langriff
Chris Ellsworth
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