Twisted
Synopsis
Jamie dreams up innovative ways to market himself and his brother to the media. However he is quick to learn that they need a reason for their extracurricular activities. Enter Vincent Fox (Hollywood action star). Who better to blame? Who better to kill?
After a number of killings, Kristina (Candy's confidante) gets suspicious; as a result the twins kill Kristina rather unceremoniously. Candy decides to pay her boyfriends a visit, only to witness the twins decapitating her best friend. Jamie and Jody kidnap Vincent Fox and take him to a high-school party. The police show up, as does the media, and so Jamie demands that a news crew documents the last moments of Vincent Fox's short life. The rules are pretty simple - 'we're going to kill Vincent Fox live on TV!'
Details
- Year
- 2004
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 83 mins
- Format
- Beta SP
- Director
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Nicholas Ralph
- Producer
- Felix O' Keefe
- Editor
- Edward Chung
- Screenwriter
- Matthew Lucey
- Director of Photography
- Dermot Fontain
- Sound
- Adam Rounds
- Composer
- Dan Clark
- Principal cast
- David Money, Paul Money
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
No Logo Films
Unit 2, Arley Hill, CothamBrisol BS6 SPR
UK
T+44 (0)117 373 0624
nologofilms@yahoo.co.uk
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