The Kiss (1988) [R]

Release Date:
October 14, 1988

Original Title:
The Kiss

Alternate Titles:
Le Baiser
O Beijo Mortal
Το Φιλί που Σκοτώνει

Genres:
Drama | Fantasy | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
TriStar Pictures
Trilogy Entertainment Group

Production Countries:
Canada | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 18  US: R 

Runtime: 101

Don't do it with your eyes closed.

After the death of her mother, a teenage girl is faced with bizarre supernatural occurrences when her mother's estranged sister arrives and begins to infiltrate her and her father's lives.

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Penny Hozy

Additional Camera:
Georges Archambault
Serge Ladouceur

Art Department Coordinator:
Lise Pharand

Art Direction:
Suzanna Smith

Assistant Costume Designer:
Sylvie Clément

Assistant Editor:
Matthew Ennis

Assistant Sound Editor:
Thor Henrikson
Alison Fisher
Bruno DeGazio

Best Boy Electric:
Jacques Gauthier

Best Boy Grip:
Robert Auclair

Boom Operator:
Eric Zimmer

Camera Operator:
Bert Tougas

Camera Trainee:
Pierre Jodoin

Carpenter:
Raymond Brouillard

Casting:
Rosina Bucci
Pennie DuPont

Construction Manager:
Guy Plourde

Costume Design:
Renée April

Craft Service:
Susan Bradford
Suzan Morin

Dialogue Editor:
Alison Grace
Neil Grieve

Director:
Pen Densham

Director of Photography:
François Protat

Editor:
Stan Cole

Executive Producer:
Richard Barton Lewis

First Assistant Camera:
Luc Lussier
Jean-Marc Casavant

First Assistant Director:
Henry J. Bronchtein

First Assistant Editor:
Peter Riley
Mark Lemmon

First Assistant Hairstylist:
Deanna Mathewson

First Assistant Makeup Artist:
Nicole Lapierre

Foley Artist:
Andy Malcolm

Foley Recordist:
Jack Heeren

Gaffer:
Gilles Mayer

Generator Operator:
Yves Ouimet
Yves Paquette

Grip:
Daniel Prévost
Michel St. Pierre
Jan-Mark Lapointe

Hairstylist:
Benjamin Robin

Key Grip:
John Daoust

Line Producer:
Wendy Grean

Location Manager:
Michel Chauvin

Makeup Department Head:
Louise Mignault

Music Editor:
John Elizalde
Peter Riley

Orchestrator:
Bradford Ellis

Original Music Composer:
J. Peter Robinson

Producer:
Pen Densham
John Watson

Production Accountant:
Réjane Boudreau

Production Coordinator:
Lynn Mallay

Production Design:
Roy Forge Smith

Production Manager:
Wendy Grean

Production Secretary:
Leslie Grierson

Property Master:
Jean Kazemirchuk

Scenic Artist:
Tristan Tondino

Script Supervisor:
Suzanne Chiasson
Marie Théberge

Second Assistant Camera:
Eric Moynier

Second Assistant Director:
Pierre Houle

Second Unit Director:
Steve M. Davison

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Jean-Charles Tremblay

Set Decoration:
Gilles Aird

Set Dresser:
Claude Jacques
Philippe Chevalier
Suzanne Labrecque
Réal Proulx

Sound Editor:
Peter Thillaye
Alan Geldart
Michael O'Farrell

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Austin Grimaldi
Keith Elliott
Dino Pigat

Sound Recordist:
Don Cohen

Special Effects Supervisor:
Louis Craig

Steadicam Operator:
Julian Chojnacki

Still Photographer:
Attila Dory
Jonathan Wenk

Stunt Coordinator:
Steve M. Davison

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Brenda Adams
Pat Romano
Alison Reid
Jérôme Tiberghien
Marc Désourdy
David McKeown
Stéphane Lefebvre
Jennifer McKeown
John Walsh
Michael Scherer
Peter Cox
Leslie Munro
Hisham Zayed
Christine MacMahon
Dawn Stofer-Rupp

Third Assistant Director:
Ricky Friedman

Transportation Coordinator:
Jim Disensi

Underwater Camera:
Georges Archambault

Unit Manager:
Michel Chauvin

Wardrobe Assistant:
Mario Davignon

Wardrobe Master:
Pierre Perrault

Writer:
Tom Ropelewski
Stephen Volk

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