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Castle Freak
Credits
Title: Castle Freak
Directed by: Stuart Gordon
Written by: Dennis Paoli
Produced by: Albert Band; Charles Band; Maurizio Maggi; Michael J. Mahoney
Music by: Richard Band
Cinematography: Mario Vulpiani
Edited by: Bert Glatstein
Production
Distributors: Full Moon Entertainment
Kushner-Locke Company
Released: November 14th, 1995
Rating: R
Running time: 90 min.
Country: USA
Language: English
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Castle Freak is an American independent low-budget film of the horror genre. It was directed by Stuart Gordon with a screenplay written by Dennis Paoli. It is based on the short story "The Outsider" by H.P. Lovecraft. It was produced by Full Moon Entertainment and released direct-to-video on November 14th, 1995. The movie stars Jeffrey Combs as John Reilly, with Barbara Crampton as his wife Susan, and Jessica Dollarhide as his blind daughter, Rebecca. Jonathan Fuller stars in the movie as Giorgio - the hideously deformed "castle freak", from which the movie takes its name.

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Notes & Trivia[]

  • The tagline for this film is "Hideous... hungry... and loose!"
  • This film is loosely inspired by "The Outsider", which is a short story written by H.P. Lovecraft. The story was written in 1921 and first published in the April, 1926 edition of Weird Tales.
  • Production on Castle Freak commenced in June, 1994. The entire movie was shot on-location in Umbria, Italy. [1]
  • There are a total of seventeen credited cast members in this film.

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References[]

  1. IMDB; Castle Freak (1995); Filming and Production.

Keywords[]

Attempted rape | Cannibalism | Castle | Cats | Coffin | Dead animals | Disfigurement | Dreams | Dungeon | Eaten alive | Female topless nudity | Head injury | Italy | Kyphosis | Male frontal nudity | Mutilation | Nightmares | Prostitution | Self mutilation | Self sacrifice | Severed fingers | Shovel | Stabbings | Strangulation | Truck | Whip


This article relates to the works of H. P. Lovecraft.
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