Project Detail

Psycho Ranger

Synopsis

Psycho Ranger is based on actual events. Our story is set in the Derbyshire Peak District and is about a High Peak Ranger (Samuel Waring) who loses his mother to cancer. The Ranger slips into psychotic episodes, due to isolation, depression, a persistent poacher and 2 hikers who ridicule him. He kidnaps the poacher and hikers and psychologically tortures them before killing them.

Details

Year
2009
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
68 mins
Format
DVD
Director
Lloyd James 1st Feature
Producer
Louise James
Editor
Lloyd James
Screenwriter
Lloyd James
Director of Photography
Lloyd James
Sound
Lloyd James
Music
Kevin MacLeod
Principal cast
Guy Evans, Lee Garrett, Natalie Wilson, Aaron Scully, Clive Cope, Joanna Hands

Production Status

Production Company

Lloyd James Films

c/o 125 Birchover Way
Allestree
Derby
DE22 2DB

T +44 (0)777 577 4468

ljfilms@btinternet.com

Sales Company

Louise James and Amber Freeway

c/o 125 Birchover Way
Allestree
Derby
DE22 2DB

T +44 (0)777 577 4468

ljfilms@btinternet.com

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