Project Detail

Slaughter

Synopsis

Slaughter is the feature film debut of writer and director Juno Jakob (Credited as Dan Martin) and takes horror back to its nasty, gritty and often tongue in cheek roots of the 1970's and 80's.

The film follows escaped mental patient David Ward as he hides in his derelict caravan spending his days hiding from the police and doctors and filming himself raping and murdering while police slowly discover his crimes and get closer to him. The film is told from two view points. The traditional third person camera and David's own Hi8 camcorder.

Details

Year
2009
Type of film
Features
Running time
66 mins
Format
Mini DV
Director
Juno Jakob
Producer
Juno Jakob
Editor
Juno Jakob
Screenwriter
Juno Jakob
Director of Photography
Juno Jakob (as David Marlow), Robert F White
Production Designer
Juno Jakob (as Donald Merrin)
Sound
Juno Jakob (as Dale Marciano)
Composer
Adam Nelson
Principal cast
Scott Castle, Aaron Grant, J A Chittenden, Chloe De Salis

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Straw Lane Productions

E: junojakob@hotmail.co.uk

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