Moonstalker (1989) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 13, 1989

Original Title:
Moonstalker

Alternate Titles:
A holdcserkész
Campamento del terror
Camper Stamper
Luna ensangrentada
Luna sangrienta
O Demônio está Solto
Um Demônio está Solto

Genres:
Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
American Bluebell Films
Cinema and Theatre Seating Limited

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 92

Campfire Stories Can Be Deadly

During the winter season, a family camping in the woods, and a group of camp counselors training in the same forest both find themselves being killed one by one by an unhinged psycho.

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Art Direction:
Tim Trimble

Assistant Camera:
Rose Ann Doyle

Associate Producer:
Jim Reynolds

Boom Operator:
Bruce Smith

Camera Operator:
Mark Bedrosian

Casting:
Kelly O'Rourke
Samantha Raphalel

Costume Design:
Patricia McLaughlin

Director:
Michael S. O'Rourke

Director of Photography:
Michael Goi

Editor:
Colin Hobson

Executive Producer:
Eldon Nygaard

First Assistant Director:
Neil Kinsella

Gaffer:
Michael K. Davis

Grip:
Tracy Hutton
Steve Arlitz

Key Grip:
Mark Archuleta

Makeup Department Head:
Antoinette Ponzo

Original Music Composer:
Douglas Pipes

Producer:
Sally Smith

Production Assistant:
John Strysik

Production Manager:
John Strysik

Props:
Kelly O'Rourke

Script Supervisor:
Paul Bowers

Set Decoration:
Kelly O'Rourke

Sound Mixer:
Chuck Binckley

Special Effects:
Kenneth Balles

Supervising Sound Editor:
Richard McCurdy

Writer:
Michael S. O'Rourke

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