Project Detail

Freak Out

Synopsis

Horror movie addict, Merv, dreams come true when a hapless escaped mental patient stumbles onto his doorstep. Seeing an opportunity, Merv and his best pal Onkey set about turning the naive unbalanced individual into a textbook horror flesh-slashing psycho. There are consequences to their actions however.

Details

Year: 2005
Type of film: Features
Running time: 95 mins
Format: 16mm
Director: Christian James
Producer: Steve Kovacs, Simon Nurrish
Editor: Christian James
Screenwriter: Dan Palmer, Christian James
Director of Photography: Christian James
Sound: Glen Yard
Composer: Staurt Fox
Principal cast: James Heathcote, Dan Palmer, Nicola Connell, Yazz Fetto

Genre

Horror Comedy Fantasy Sci-Fi

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Beyond Therapy Entertainment

21 Churchill Crescent
Poole BH12 2NG
UK

T+44 (0)20 7589 1907

freakoutmovie@yahoo.com

Sales Company

Shoreline Entertainment

1875 Century Park East, Suite 600
Los Angeles, CA 90067
USA

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