The Horror Vault Vol.1
“Nine tales of human cruelty, nine tales of human depravity, nine tales of true horror.”
Synopsis
Nine short tales of horror filmed by various directors are presented together in one chilling volume, featuring enough killers, psychopaths and supernatural demons to satisfy the most demanding fans of human perversity and madness. Featured titles include "Dead to the World," an homage to the legacy of notorious serial killer Ted Bundy, and "When John Met Julia," in which two strangers meet and quickly run afoul of one another.
Credits
- Claire Ross Brownas Julia Herrington (segment: When John Met Julia)
- Kim S Nderholmas The Executionator (fake trailer segment "The Executionator") (segment: When John Met Julia) (segment: Mental Distortion)
- Sally Wells Cookas Gertrude Follier (segment: Delusion)
- Chad Mehleas Dory Garren (segment: Delusion)
- Elisa Richardsonas June Bentwood (segment: Delusion)
- James Terryas Inspector Garren (segment: Delusion)
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Principal cast & crew: 26
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Edited by Rusty Apper
Box Office
2008 · Box office
Produced on a $750 budget
Production budget
$750
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Cast & Crew
26 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Claire Ross Brown
as Julia Herrington (segment: When John Met Julia)
Kim S Nderholm
as The Executionator (fake trailer segment "The Executionator") (segment: When John Met Julia) (segment: Mental Distortion)
Sally Wells Cook
as Gertrude Follier (segment: Delusion)
Chad Mehle
as Dory Garren (segment: Delusion)
Elisa Richardson
as June Bentwood (segment: Delusion)
James Terry
as Inspector Garren (segment: Delusion)
Heather Tom
as Veronica Farrow (segment: Delusion)
Jonathon Trent
as Flynn Bentwood (segment: Delusion)
Mandy Amano
as Ellen (segment: Alone)
Jerod Edington
as Taylor (segment: Alone)
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