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Final Stab (2001) [NR]

Release Date:
May 5, 2001

Original Title:
Final Stab

Alternate Titles:
Final Scream
Final Stab
Scream 4
The Pool 2

Genres:
Action | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Cinema Home Video Productions
City Heat Productions
Sidekick Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR 

Runtime: 81

The Reality of this Game... is Murder

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A group of college friends get together for a murder mystery weekend, but what starts as a little friendly game gets dark and bloody when they start actually being murdered.

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ADR Recordist:
Eric Fahlborg

Additional Editor:
Danny Draven

Additional Writing:
Ryan Carrassi

Assistant Editor:
J.R. Bookwalter

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Aleeza Solowitz

Assistant Script:
M.C. Mireles

Assistant Unit Manager:
Mickey Ramirez

Best Boy Electric:
Randy Hodges
Tobe La Mia

Best Boy Grip:
Eric Leach
Rod Reyes

Boom Operator:
Lori Weinhouse

Camera Loader:
Peter DePhilippis

Casting:
Perry Bullington
Robert MacDonald

Color Timer:
Lee Wimer

Costume Design:
Edward Reno Hibbs

Dialogue Editor:
J.R. Bookwalter

Director:
David DeCoteau

Director of Photography:
Howard Wexler

Editor:
Harry James Picardi

Electrician:
Todd Donnelly
Alois Lamers
Enrique Olivares
Javier Olmos

Executive Producer:
Marla Grossman
Joseph Rice
Charles Band
Ryan Carrassi

First Assistant Camera:
Bryan Ellison

First Assistant Director:
J.L. Delcampo
Keith Shelton

Foley Artist:
David DeCoteau
Heinrich Von Frankl

Foley Recordist:
Eric Fahlborg

Gaffer:
Kyle Drevlo

Key Grip:
Kristopher Hritz
Ludovico Zanios

Key Makeup Artist:
Mihai Stanescu

Leadman:
Steve 'O' Watson

Line Producer:
Michael C. Cuddy

Main Title Designer:
Jerrod Cornish

Music:
John Massari

Negative Cutter:
Joy Rencher

Post Production Coordinator:
Jacinto Licea

Post Production Supervisor:
J.R. Bookwalter

Producer:
Gary Barkin
David DeCoteau
J.R. Bookwalter

Production Design:
Mark A. Thomson

Production Sound Mixer:
Chris Neely

Production Supervisor:
Oralia Ortiz

Property Master:
Heather L. Watson

Screenplay:
Matthew Jason Walsh

Script Supervisor:
Lisa McNeil

Second Assistant Camera:
Joe Solari

Second Assistant Director:
Kelly Lewis
Moses Mugo
Kim Whaley

Second Second Assistant Director:
Jason Paul Collum

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Howard Wexler

Set Costumer:
Salome Enriquez
Rosa Gutierrez
Julia Pena

Set Decoration:
Maureen McGuire

Set Dresser:
Christine Haro
Delphina Losada
Stephanie Ramirez

Sound Designer:
Maui Holcomb

Sound Editor:
Chris M. Jacobson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Maui Holcomb

Special Effects:
Jeffrey S. Farley
Christopher Bergschneider

Still Photographer:
Sam Urdank

Story:
David DeCoteau
Matthew Jason Walsh

Stunt Coordinator:
Mario Sanchez

Stunt Double:
Mario Sanchez

Stunts:
Dyanna Lynn
Rudolf Weber

Supervising Sound Editor:
Maui Holcomb

Swing:
Jason Duehr
Dan Wilson

Thanks:
Frederick S. Clarke

Unit Production Manager:
Michael C. Cuddy

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Victoria Gies

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