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Featuring:
Sascha Knopf, Aaron McPherson, P.J. Soles
Written by:
Philip Creager
Directed by:
Philip Creager
Release Date:
October 1, 2005
Original Title:
Death by Engagement
Alternate Titles:
Blutige Hochzeit
Blutige Hochzeit (2005)
Genres:
Comedy | Horror
Production Companies:
Maverick Entertainment Group
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 99
Two police detectives try to track down a vicious serial killer bent on reclaiming his mother's family heirloom wedding ring as it passes from bride to bride with the killer always one step behind, and the detectives one step behind the killer.
Left at the altar by his traitorous fiancée, Spencer Starkington snaps and spirals into insanity and murder when he becomes obsessed with retrieving an heirloom engagement ring belonging to his mother, and her mother, and so on. Spencer leaves a trail of bloody brides-to-be as the ring inadvertently passes from hand to hand, with Spencer always one step behind it. Hot on Spencer's trail are detectives Rikki Moore and Cate Hamilton, who follow the corpses Spencer leaves in his wake.
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Camera Operator:
Samuel Buddy Fries
Casting:
Piper Norwood
Costume Designer:
Breanna Price
Director:
Philip Creager
Director of Photography:
Thaddeus Wadleigh
Editor:
Philip Creager
First Assistant Director:
Michael Greenspan
Gaffer:
Patrick Murphy
Key Makeup Artist:
Sara Irving
Music:
John Corlis
Producer:
Philip Creager
Production Design:
Dan Adams
Script Supervisor:
Kristin Bree Calabrese
Second Assistant Director:
Tad Agnew
Set Dresser:
Jordan Andrews
VFX Artist:
Darren Fanton
Adam Fanton
Writer:
Philip Creager
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