Scream Park
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| Scream Park | |
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| Directed by | Cary Hill |
| Written by | Cary Hill |
| Starring | Wendy Wygant, Steve Rudzinski, Nivek Ogre |
| Cinematography | Nathan W. Fullerton |
| Edited by | Scott Lewis |
Production company | ProtoMedia |
| Distributed by | WildEye Releasing |
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Running time | 85 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Scream Park is a 2013 horror film by American director Cary Hill and his directorial debut.[1] The film had its world release on January 6, 2013 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and was partially funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign.[2]
Of the film, Hill stated that he was inspired to create Scream Park after visiting a theme park and thinking that it would be a good location for an 80's themed horror film. Filming took place at Conneaut Lake Park in Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania and at the University of Pittsburgh.[3]
Jennifer (Wendy Wygant) works at Fright Land, a theme park that's closing after years of declining sales and lack of interest from the general public. While initially reluctant, Jennifer agrees to attend a party held by the other park employees to memorialize the park's closing. She can't help but feel that something feels off about the night's events and her suspicions are soon proven to be correct, as park owner Mr. Hyde (Doug Bradley) has decided that the only way to save the park is to hire two men to murder all of the park's employees. He theorizes that after the killers complete their task, morbid murder fans will pay large amounts of money to visit an amusement park themed around the murders.
Cast
- Wendy Wygant as Jennifer
- Steve Rudzinski as Marty
- Nivek Ogre as Iggy
- Alicia Marie Marcucci as Allison
- Nicole Beattie as Missi
- Doug Bradley as Mr. Hyde
- Kailey Marie Harris as Carlee
- Dean Jacobs as Tony
- Tyler Kale as Rhodie
- Ian Lemmon as Ogre
- Carrie Lee Martz as Attendant
- Kyle Riordan as Roy