After Dark Horrorfest [7 Discs]

MOVIE DESCRIPTION:

DVD FEATURES:

• Region: 1
• Number of Discs: 7
• Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 (Theatre Wide Screen)
• Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo
• Screen: Letterbox for TV

AWARDS

• Tribeca Film Festival

•     Film Presented - 2006

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

• Cast:

  
       Boro Yukadinovic - Nagisa Sugiura
       Joshua Alba - Carlos Acala
       Chloe Moretz
       Alex Solowitz
       Andrea Bogart
       Brittany Daniel
       Al Liner
       Atsushi Haruta - Norihasa Omori
       Jena Hunt
       Mao Sasaki - Chisato

• Director:

  Craig Singer, Butcher Brothers, Takashi Shimizu, J.S. Cardone, Mike Mendez, Richard Brandes, Jason Todd Ipson

• Producer:

  Phil Flores, Mitchell Altieri, Takashige Ichise, Al Corley, Bill McCutchen, Bart Rosenblatt, Eugene Musso, Lawrence Fuhrmann, Jr., Jason Todd Ipson, Julio Bove, Adam Lebovitz

• Screenwriter:

  Craig Singer, Robert Dean Klein, Butcher Brothers, Adam Weis, Takashi Shimizu, Masaki Adachi, Jace Anderson, Adam Gierasch, Ben Nedivi, Brad Keene, Chris Skinner, Richard Brandes, Diane Doniol-Valcroze, Arthur Flam, Jason Todd Ipson, Chris Billett

• Cinematographer:

  Michael Maley, Takahide Shibanushi, David Armstrong, Michael Fimognari

• Composer (Music Score):

  Joshua Myers, Kenji Kawai, Joseph Bishara, Michael Cohen

• Editor:

  Jesse Spencer, Nobuyuki Takahashi, Stuart H. Pappe, Mike Mendez, Mike Saenz

• Production Designer:

  Carmi Gallo, Alex Boynton, Madla Hruza

• Art Director:

  Andrew Casden, Iwao Saito

• Co-producer:

  Kim Olsen, Craig Borden, Jonas Hudson

• Associate Producer:

  Eddy Murillo

• Executive Producer:

  Stan Holland, Michael Ferris Gibson, Ira Leemon, Oren Kaplan, Mark Morgan, Jonathan Dana, Guy Oseary, Brent Emery, Gary Chun, Paola Tempesti, Phuong Tran, Benson Yee

• Costume Designer:

  Alexis Tracy

• Set Decorator:

  Sophia Madalana Martinez

• Sound/Sound Designer:

  William Storkson, Nicholas Zasimczuk, Kiyoshi Kakizawa, Michael McDonald

• Makeup:

  Keri Picolla

• Special Effects:

  Optic Nerve

• First Assistant Director:

  Craig M. Burden

• Stunts:

  Zoe Bell

• Casting:

  Jane Jenkins, Janet Hirshenson, Michelle Lewitt, Lisa Hamil

• Visual Effects Supervisor:

  Kelley Roy

• Publicist:

  William Wanstrom

REVIEW:

• No one's going to credit Jason Todd Ipson with revolutionizing the horror genre through this chiller about cadavers getting into the heads of med-school students. But anyone who knows what limited resources the writer/director had to produce his first feature should be impressed with its scare factor. Unrest made the rounds of horror festivals in the fall of 2006, and viewers were treated to a handful of genuinely effective moments taking place within a hauntingly rendered hospital setting. Full of blinking halogen bulbs and ominous quiet, this hospital is even more spooky as a dormitory for financial-aid-challenged first-year Alison Blanchard (Corri English), whose only other roommates are the corpses, at least one of whom died under possibly occultish circumstances in South America. It's not that these ingredients aren't somewhat standard; they are, right down to the buxom English getting one of her greatest frights while showering. But Ipson gets self-assured performances from his mostly neophyte cast, with an injection of veteran know-how from Derrick O'Connor as a doubting instructor, and his script is witty and self-aware. Moreover, Unrest reminds viewers of the inherently perverse nature of this practice of operating on dead bodies, long since institutionalized and taken for granted in medical training. Namely, if these vessels of rotting flesh do still possess souls, they're not likely to be pleased by this type of poking and prodding. ~ Derek Armstrong, Rovi