A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
August 5, 2005
Original Title:
Detour Into Madness Vol 1.
Genres:
Horror
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 86
A collection of 5 short thriller/horror tales in one feature length DVD. SNUFF: 2 girls audition for a horror film and discover the director is off his rocker and the horror is all to real. SAMHAIN 101: A tale of 3 students studying a horror legend. ROADKILL: When Jenni hits a pedestrian while driving drunk, he comes back for revenge. REVELATIONS: A tale of faith, sex and murder. THE DEVIL'S WINDOW: 3 girls decided to contact the other side, only top discover a cruel twist of fate. DEVIL'S WINDOW: 3 girls enlist the power of a spirit board, and evil is released.
Director:
Timothy Whitfield
Joe Patnaud
Executive Producer:
Mike DeFrancesco
Producer:
Timothy Whitfield
Joe Patnaud
Writer:
Timothy Whitfield
Joe Patnaud
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