American Fright Fest

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	Dylan Walsh	Spencer Crowe
	Luke Baines	Mason
	Madison McKinley	Taylor
	Pancho Moler	Finkle
	Robert Scott Wilson	Steph
	Heather Ann Davis	Janie
	Ashley Blankenship	Maxine
	Jonathan Camp	Ruben
	Michael Kupisk	Phil Blake
	Mercy Malick	Estelle
	Lil' Romeo	Rico
	Kresh Novakovic	Mayor Fowler
	Christopher Mormando	Transfer Guard
	Marklen Kennedy	Security Guard 1
	Robert Capelli Jr.	Security Guard 2
	Robert Poletick	Officer Robts
	Bruce Kirkpatrick	Sheriff
	Pat Gleason	Elderly Woman
	Joey Perillo	Elderly Man
	Danny Donnelly	Crowd Member
	David Rothwell	Biker #1
	Robert Gillings	Police Officer
	Douglas Gibson	Other Guard
	Christopher Mann	M Berger
	Ali Abdallah	Ticket Taker

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Director	Ante Novakovic
Writer	Robert Gillings
Producer	Ken Barbet, Marina Bespalov, Sergei Bespalov, Carl Colpaert, Chris Conover, Frederic Demey, Gleb Fetisov, Jason Garrett, Robert Gillings, Sarah E. Gutierrez, Marklen Kennedy, Ed Martin, Jason Pinardo, David Rogers, Michael Tadross Jr., Janet L. Wattles, Charbel Youssef
Musician	Kagan Breitenbach
Photography	Matthew Joffe

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My quick rating - 4,8/10. I know this idea has been done before, basically the third movie within a month using "fest" in the title. This time it is not on prupose to use the haunted house to kill the ongoers but a group of escaped convicts who happen upon a haunted asylum being run and dispatch their own scares to those who visit. The underlying theme of the evil in the abandoned asylum is there to touch upon, but really doesn't do more than be a bit of ignored story piece. As it turns out, this just goes the route of a slasher flick and reminded me a lot of the movie "Funhouse" for some reason, but i'll be checking that one out later in the month to properly review. Their are a view good laughs in this flick and it plays through at a brisk 90 minutes but really doesn't stand out as anything other than every day slasher. Still done decent for the budget, and the director of the park being such an asshole adds to the humor aspect but at the end, just doesn't do much for you. Not bad, but can be skipped for your #shocktober viewings for much better movies. So far, "Bloodfest" wins out among them, we'll see about "Hellfest" when I can get my hands on it.

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