| Stephen W. Carpenter | Director, Screenwriter |
| Jane Alderman | Casting |
| Stokely Chaffin | Producer |
| Keith P. Cunningham | Art Director |
| Ray Cymoszinski | Sound Mixer |
| Larry Fulton | Production Designer |
| Janice Hampton | Editor |
| Donna Keegan | Stunts |
| Henry Kingi | Stunts |
| Daniel Licht | Score Composer |
| Anne McCarthy | Casting |
| Ken Moreno | Stunts |
| Neal H. Moritz | Producer |
| Douglas Mowat | Set Decoration/Design |
| Matthew Mungle | Makeup Special Effects |
| Fred Murphy | Cinematographer |
| Carl Peoli | Stunts |
| Linda Perlin | Stunts |
| Jennifer Pyken | Musical Direction/Supervision |
| Todd Ramsay | Editor |
| Pat Raney | Set Decoration/Design |
| Sam Hill | Asst. Director |
| Tony Savino | Choreography |
| Jonathan Shestack | Executive Producer |
| The EFX Shop | Editor, Sound/Sound Designer |
| Dana Stein | Stunts |
| Jeff Tufano | Camera Operator |
| Mary Vernieu | Casting |
| Madonna Wade-Reed | Musical Direction/Supervision |
| Clinton Wayne | Makeup Special Effects |
| Michele Weisler | Executive Producer |
| Denise Wingate | Costumes/Costume Designer |
| James Wright | Consultant/advisor |
Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
The entire movie basically revolves around these group of college students and a mysterious cult in plastic masks. The entire movie seems to be building up to explaining the cult at the end of the film but instead leaves plot holes you can orbit a planet through. This movie makes no sense and I am amazed it lasted in the theater over a week let alone got a hologram dvd cover.
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