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Julie James

Jennifer Love Hewitt

Helen Shivers

Sarah Michelle Gellar

Barry William Cox

Ryan Phillippe

Ray Bronson

Freddie Prinze Jr.

Elsa Shivers

Bridgette Wilson

Max Neurick

Johnny Galecki

Benjamin Willis

Muse Watson

Melissa Egan

Anne Heche

Officer David Caporizo

Stuart Greer

Sheriff

Dan Albright

Deb

Rasool J'Han

Director

Jim Gillespie

Novel

Lois Duncan

Screenplay

Kevin Williamson

Producer

Stokely Chaffin

Producer

Erik Feig

Producer

Neal H. Moritz

Original Music Composer

John Debney

Editor

Steve Mirkovich

Casting

Mary Vernieu

Production Design

Gary Wissner

Set Decoration

James Edward Ferrell Jr.

Costume Design

Catherine Adair

Executive Producer

William S. Beasley

Director of Photography

Denis Crossan

Construction Foreman

Dale DeStefani

Art Direction

John J. Rutchland III

Art Department Coordinator

Alyce Fahsholtz

Greensman

Zachary M.H. Boozer

Leadman

Stephen C. Peterman

Location Scout

E. Michael Hewett

Painter

Deborah Pollard Matthews

Production Illustrator

Mark Vena

Set Designer

Alan Hook

First Assistant Camera

Paige Thomas

Key Grip

David Noble

Grip

Michael Dhonau

Aerial Camera

David B. Nowell

Steadicam Operator

Larry McConkey

Still Photographer

Jim Bridges

Underwater Camera

Jay Herron

Costume Supervisor

Pauline White-Kassulke

Hairstylist

Judith H. Bickerton

Key Hair Stylist

Lisa Marie Rosenberg

Key Makeup Artist

Bonita DeHaven

Makeup Artist

Linda Kamp

Set Costumer

Vanessa Jenik

Set Dressing Artist

Adam Cameron

Craft Service

April H. Grantham

Driver

Donald Binder

Picture Car Coordinator

Jesse Adam Smith

Post Production Supervisor

Chantal Feghali

Propmaker

Gary W. Lang

Property Master

Richard Waldrop

Second Unit Director of Photography

Steve Mirkovich

Set Medic

Scott Sandine

Set Production Assistant

David Curtis

Sound Recordist

Robin Johnston

Special Effects Coordinator

John D. Milinac

Stand In

Adryenn Ashley

Stunt Coordinator

Freddie Hice

Stunts

Bob Brown

Transportation Captain

David Frederick

Transportation Co-Captain

Gregory Nutt

Transportation Coordinator

Shane Summers

Unit Production Manager

William S. Beasley

First Assistant Director

Louis D'Esposito

Script Supervisor

Christine Moore

Color Timer

David Orr

Dialogue Editor

Gaston Biraben

Best Boy Electric

Eric Jones

Electrician

Simon Carey

Lighting Technician

Michael Meier

Casting Associate

Anne McCarthy

Location Manager

Louis F. DiFelice

Production Coordinator

John Kreidman

Production Supervisor

Steve Dayan

Publicist

Beth Bromley

Boom Operator

C. Douglas Cameron

Assistant Sound Editor

Douglas Parker

Foley

Michael J. Broomberg

Music Editor

Thomas A. Carlson

Music Supervisor

Alex Steyermark

Orchestrator

Jeff Atmajian

Sound Effects Editor

Odin Benitez

Sound Mixer

Carl Rudisill

Supervising Sound Editor

Michael Hilkene

John Chard

Ben the Bream. Kevin Williamson, hot off of the success of his screenplay for Wes Craven's Scream, here adapted the Lois Duncan novel with mixed results. A bunch of pretty teenagers in a coastal fishing town run over a man in the road and try to cover it up. Not a wise move at the best of times, even more so now as the victim, a hook wielding fisherman, is coming to get them. And that's pretty much it. Williamson adds some humour into the play, while director Jim Gillespie plays his shock tactics well and keeps the pretty young cast annoying enough for us to want to see the fisherman guy enact revenge. It sadly gets away from itself in the last quarter once the stalker is revealed, and in truth there's very little imagination gone into the whole pic. But it's a decent night in with beer and popcorn for those after a short sharp shock type horror. 6/10