The Gallows

Cast View all

	Reese Mishler	Reese Houser
	Pfeifer Brown	Pfeifer Ross
	Ryan Shoos	Ryan Shoos
	Cassidy Gifford	Cassidy Spilker
	Travis Cluff	Mr. Schwendiman
	Price T. Morgan	Stage Boy
	Melissa Bratton	Pfeifer's Mom
	Theo Burkhardt	Rick Houser
	David Herrara	David the Janitor
	Gannon Del Fierro	Gannon
	Mackie Burt	Cheerleader #1
	Adrian Salas	Superstar Football Player
	Mark Hales	Peasant #5
	John Hales	The King
	Shannon Wetzel	Ms. Shannon
	Caeleb Trace	Football Player #1
	Theo Stratigos	Football Player #2
	Paris Cluff	Officer Lang
	Jason James	Police Officer
	Ryan Wade	Police Officer
	Ed Osuna	Police Officer
	Jordan Hunter	Police Officer
	Matt Benson	Mr. BHS
	Kelly Davis	Brooke
	Emily Jones	Ryan's Mom

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Director	Travis Cluff
	Chris Lofing
Writer	Chris Lofing, Travis Cluff
Producer	Jason Blum, Guymon Casady, Travis Cluff, Judi Coleman, Alicia Esraelian, Brian Esraelian, Benjamin Forkner, Walter Hamada, Esther Holland, Debbie Hrdlicka, Steven Hrdlicka, Kathleen Hubka, Steven Imhoff, Brad Jacobson, Clark Jacobson, Paula Jacobson, Chris Lofing, Dennis Mabry, Irene Mabry, Magdalena Mirelez, Dave Neustadter, Gabby Revilla Lugo, James Rodgers, Vicki Rodgers, Couper Samuelson, Dean Schnider
Musician	Richard Breakspear, Zach Lemmon
Photography	Edd Lukas

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My quick rating - 4,8/10. Since this says, "The plot is unknown at this time." I suppose I will clue you in. The movie is about an accident where a kid named Charlie is hanged on the set of a school play. Now 20 years later the school decides to do the same play but the word is the ghost of Charlie haunts the theater. Of course the kids decide to break into the school and trash the set the night before.....piece together the rest. Anyway, the movie does well keeping you wondering where the scares will come from, but it tends to scare more with anticipation then the payoff. First person is at least used well to show the story unfold even though there have been many copycats and few turn out well, this one was average. The actors were just plain stupid throughout which was distracting and at times it was pretty slow. Overall, sure watch it if you like the handi cam flicks and/or horror in general that uses atmosphere more then gore for the scares. Netflix should work just fine for this one for you all. BTW, feel free to look into Charlie Grimille being real or not, the end says "In memory of Charlie Grimille" and quick google brings up all kinds of truth/fake and supernatural stuff about it.

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