Nightmare Cinema

2018 "The price of admission is your life"

Nightmare Cinema

5.5 | 1h59m | R | en | Horror

A series of down-on-their-luck individuals enter the decrepit and spine-chilling Rialto theater, only to have their deepest and darkest fears brought to life on the silver screen by The Projectionist – a mysterious, ghostly figure who holds the nightmarish futures of all who attend his screenings.

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5.5 | 1h59m | R | en | More Info

Released: June. 21,2018 | Released Producted By: Cinelou Films , Cranked Up Films Country: Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: https://crankedupfilms.com/nightmarecinema

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Horror

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Cast

Mickey Rourke , Sarah Elizabeth Withers , Elizabeth Reaser , Zarah Mahler , Faly Rakotohavana , Maurice Benard

Director

Megan Mantia

Producted By

Cinelou Films

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Mickey Rourke

as The Projectionist

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Sarah Elizabeth Withers

as Samantha

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Elizabeth Reaser

as Helen

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Zarah Mahler

as Anna

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Faly Rakotohavana

as Riley

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Maurice Benard

as Father Benedict

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Megan Mantia

Art Direction

Lauren Fitzsimmons

Production Design

Ryan Goodman

Set Decoration

Victoria O'Brien

Set Decoration

Andrew Russo

Director of Photography

Jo Willems

Director of Photography

Matthias Schubert

Director of Photography

Megan Spatz

Costume Designer

Melissa 'Mo' Meinhart

Key Makeup Artist

Abigail Bradley

Makeup Artist

Kerrin Jackson

Makeup Department Head

Timothy Eulich

Fight Choreographer

Eric Shamm Watson

Stunt Double

Alice Rietveld

Stunt Double

Kelli Barksdale

Stunts

Joe Dante

Director

Ryuhei Kitamura

Director

David Slade

Director

Mick Garris

Director

Alejandro Brugués

Director

Nightmare Cinema Audience Reviews

Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Redwarmin This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

Evengyny Thanks for the memories!

Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

beatricedetiege Just like a wild ride on a roller coaster, I was in turn terrified and intrigued while, between jolts, enjoying the visuals (due to the high quality photography & music, which is impressive). The different segments follow one another easily and provide an exciting enigma for the genre fans to find out who directed what, since you only find out when the end credits roll. Let's just say that between an astonishing new take on motherly love and the afterlife; an exorcism gone exhilaratingly ferocious in an East Los Angeles Catholic school; a proposition not many of us would turn down - even though it includes medical treatments; the unexpected kick-ass power of that lame wannabe "close" friend; and the Baudelairian/Paul McCarthy-comparable depicting how our gloomy days for us introverts worsen, beware: those 119 minutes go by really fast but will haunt you a long while!

BlackClassClown A pretty fun anthology with some star directors of genre, including Joe Dante and Mick Garris. I had one clear favorite here, and that was directed by Alejandro Brugues (Juan of the Dead) who pulled out all the stops and had some pretty wild twists in what begins looking like a standard issue "girl chased by blade wielding psychopath in remote woods" story to something really funny and unexpected. The other tales are all okay and shot well. Plenty of blood and guts and VFX. What you don't get is great writing. An exorcism story never explains itself. It looks very cinematic, but I didn't understand what was going on or why really. The last story about a kid whose family is murdered is a cool ghost tale, but never explains why the killer is so intent on this kid and this family so it was hard to connect to. But the flick is fun overall if you watch for the first story and then enjoy some gore, some scares, a creepy Mickey Rourke, hot nuns getting boned, and cinematic eye candy.