Trespassing

Movie
German title	Trespassing
Original title	Trespassing, Evil Remains (DVD title)
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	2004
length	85 minutes
Age rating	FSK 16
Rod
Director	James Merendino
script	James Merendino
production	Sam Maydew , Stavros Merjos , Adam Rosenfelt
music	James Merendino, Elmo Weber
camera	Jordan Alan , Thomas L. Callaway
cut	Esther P. Russell
occupation
Jeff Galpin : Carl Bryce Maryam d'Abo : Linda Bryce Will Rokos : John Bryce Daniel Gillies : Mark Jeff B. Davis : Eric Clayne Crawford : Tyler Estella Warren : Kristy Goodman Ashley Scott : Sharon Brandon Martin : Scott Linley Thomas : Gloria Adela Johnson : Latisha Virginia Lamoine : Carry Tobi Brown : Tobi Kurtwood Smith : Dr. Theodore Rosen Katharine Towne : Interviewer

Trespassing is an American horror film released in 2004 . Directed by James Merendino , who also wrote the script and co-composed the music.

action

The student Mark is writing an academic paper on modern myths. He speaks to Theodore Rosen, a psychiatrist, from whom he learns about a house where a boy, Carl Bryce, killed his parents several decades earlier. Two centuries ago people were tortured in the house. Carl Bryce was never seen again after the fact.

Mark and student friend Eric, Tyler, Kristy Goodman and their lesbian friend Sharon move into the house and investigate it. A masked person murders one student at a time. Kristy and Sharon hide in the basement of the house and wait with the camera found there for the murderer, whom they want to blind with the flash. They escape, but Sharon is killed a little later in the woods. Goodman reaches a house and asks the man who lives there for help. He calls the police, a little later he is murdered by the masked attacker. Goodman escapes to the street near the house, where the attacker is run over by a truck - but his body is not found.

Four years later, Dr. Rosen asked a criminology student about Kristy Goodman, who was widely believed to have killed her fellow students herself. Goodman is being treated in a mental institution. Rosen tells the student that four years ago he did not believe in a curse, but now he has given a different answer.

Reviews

The lexicon of international films wrote that the “commercial horror film” conjured up “an atmospheric atmosphere without being able to distract from its staging deficits” .

backgrounds

The film was in New Orleans and Jefferson Parish ( Louisiana rotated). Its world premiere took place on July 26, 2004 at the Fantasy Filmfest . On October 22, 2004, it started with only four copies in the US in the cinema, where it grossed a total of about 8,700 US dollars . In most countries, including Germany and the UK , it was released directly on DVD. The RC1 DVD was released under the title Evil Remains .

Individual evidence

1. ^ Trespassing in the Lexicon of International Films , accessed on July 19, 2008
2. ^ Filming locations for Trespassing , accessed July 19, 2008
3. ↑ Box office results for Trespassing (Evil Remains) , accessed July 20, 2008
4. ↑ Release dates for Trespassing , accessed July 19, 2008
5. ↑ IMDb: DVD details for Trespassing  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed July 20, 2008  

Web links

• Trespassing in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Trespassing in the lexicon of international film
• Trespassing at Rotten Tomatoes (English)