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Basilisk: The Serpent King (2006) [NR]

Release Date:
November 25, 2006

Original Title:
Basilisk: The Serpent King

Alternate Titles:
Basilisk - Monstre du désert
Basilisk - The Serpent King
Bazyliszek - król węży
Nightmare Museum

Genres:
Action | Fantasy | Horror | TV Movie

Production Companies:
BUFO
Curmudgeon Films
Sci Fi Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  US: NR 

Runtime: 88

An eclipse awakens an ancient monster whose gaze turns flesh into stone.

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Two millennia ago, a Lybian king has a basilisk (snake-shaped dragon), which petrifies people, subjected to the same fate with a golden scepter during a solar eclipse. Both these and several victims are dug up by modern archaeologist Harrison 'Harry' McColl's expedition. Despite a cryptic warning from tribal locals, everything goes to his Colorado university's museum. It's all exhibited during another eclipse, which leads to the monster reviving. Harry and some of his friends must try to petrify the monster again.

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ADR Editor:
Eric Lalicata

ADR Mixer:
Bruce MacFarlane

Art Department Coordinator:
Elitza Panayotova

Assistant Editor:
Matt Michael

Best Boy Electric:
Nikifor Shopov

Best Boy Grip:
Kiril Kurtov

Boom Operator:
Momchil Bozhkov

Camera Operator:
Anton Bakarski
Ivo Peitchev

Casting:
Rob Richards
Mariana Stansheva

Colorist:
Michael Volland

Construction Coordinator:
Tsvetan Georgiev

Costume Designer:
Irena Veselinova

Dialogue Editor:
Eric Lalicata

Director:
Stephen Furst

Director of Photography:
Anton Bakarski

Editor:
John Quinn

Electrician:
Emil Spasov
Dimitar Liubomirov Petrov Zeiss

Executive Producer:
T.J. Sakasegawa
Thomas P. Vitale

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Miroslav Stoilov

First Assistant Camera:
Alexander Alexandrov

First Assistant Director:
Petar Valchanov

Foley Artist:
Monique Reymond
Susan Fitz-Simon

Foley Mixer:
Brian Dunlop

Gaffer:
Konstantin Popov

Grip:
Dimitar Vuchkov

Key Grip:
Vasil Galabov

Key Hair Stylist:
Mariana Love

Key Makeup Artist:
Mariana Love

Line Producer:
John Cappilla

Location Manager:
Dimitar Vassilev

Makeup & Hair:
Tatyana 'Tita' Sleptsova
Maria Stankovich

Online Editor:
Pete Fausone

Original Music Composer:
Nathan Furst

Post Production Supervisor:
Larry Ferguson Jr.

Producer:
Jeffery Beach
Phillip J. Roth

Production Design:
Mitio Mitev

Production Sound Mixer:
Alexander Bachvarov

Property Master:
Vyarka Sirkova

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Hristo Genkov

Second Assistant Camera:
Vladislav Mateev

Second Assistant Director:
Asya Chakarova

Second Second Assistant Director:
Mariana Vodenicharova
Kristina Grozeva

Second Unit Director:
Ryan Spike Dauner
Phillip J. Roth

Set Medic:
Tzvetelina Hadjieva

Sound Designer:
Mark Threshold

Sound Effects Editor:
Tim Young
Joshua Aaron Johnson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Eric Lalicata

Steadicam Operator:
Andrea Arnone

Still Photographer:
Simon Varsano

Stunt Coordinator:
Parvan Parvanov

Stunts:
George Danailov
Miroslav Petrov

Supervising Sound Editor:
Eric Lalicata

Transportation Captain:
Ivo Simeonov

Transportation Coordinator:
Plamen Slavov

VFX Artist:
Joseph J. Lawson

Visual Effects Producer:
P.J. Foley

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Ryan Spike Dauner
Daniel Dod

Wardrobe Assistant:
Tianka Gospodinova

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Velemira Petkova

Writer:
Wil McCarthy
Chase Parker

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