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Maniac

Credits
Title:	Maniac
Directed by:	Franck Khalfoun
Written by:	Alexandre Aja; Grégory Levasseur
Produced by:	Alexandre Aja; Antoine de Cazotte; Daniel Delume; Andrew W. Garroni; Pavlina Hatoupis; Thomas Langmann; William Lustig; Emmanuel Montamat; J.B. Popplewell; Alix Taylor; Justine Raczkiewicz
Music by:	Robin Coudert
Cinematography:	Maxime Alexandre
Edited by:	Baxter; Franck Khalfoun
Production
Distributors:	Ciné+ Canal+ Studio 37 La Petite Reine Blue Underground
Released:	May 26th, 2012
Rating:	Unrated
Running time:	89 min.
Country:	USA
Language:	English
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Maniac is an American independent feature film of the horror and thriller genres with an emphasis on the slasher genre. It is a remake of the 1980 film Maniac by director William Lustig. The film was directed by Franck Khalfoun with a screenplay by Alexandre Aja and Grégory Levasseur. It was produced by La Petite Reine and Studio 37 in association with Blue Underground and the participation of Canal+ and Ciné+. It premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on May 26th, 2012. The film stars Elijah Wood in the role of psychotic stalker and murderer Frank Zito.

Cast

Actor

Role

Nora Alexander

Anna

Brian Ames

80's man 1

America Olivo

Frank's mother

Genevieve Alexandra

Jessica

Liane Balaban

Judy

Jan Broberg

Rita

Aaron Colom

Alley man

Joshua De La Garza

Martin Nunez

Alex Diaz

Puppeteer #2

Megan Duffy

Lucie

Eli Dupont

Young Frank

Luis Fernandez-Gil

Waiter

Dan Hunter

Nick

Devra Korwin

Saleswoman

Akbar Kurtha

Pharmacist

Sal Landi

Police chief

Bryan Lugo

Officer Burton

Mike McCarty

Puppeteer #1

Délé Ogundiran

Policewoman

Patrick Orr

80's man 2

Steffinnie Phrommany

Clubber girl

Ron Reznik

Officer Norton

Mic Rodgers

Old man

Sammi Rotibi

Jason

Rochelle Rudolph

Dancer #2

Gregory Taieb

Walker

Lauren Emily Vaughan

Dancer #1

Steven James Williams

Frank #2

Elijah Wood

Frank Zito

Notes & Trivia

This movie is based on an original screenplay written by the late actor/writer Joe Spinell.

The tagline for this film is "I warned you not to go out tonight".

There are a total of twenty-nine credited cast members in this film.

The central setting for this movie is Los Angeles, California in the modern day. In the original film, the setting was New York City, New York.

This film was shot on-location in Los Angeles, California.

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+[[Automobile accident]] | [[Baseball bat]] | [[Butcher knife]] | [[Computer]] | [[Corpse]] | [[Dismemberment]] | [[Drowning]] | [[Female rear nudity]] | [[Female topless nudity]] | [[Flashback]] | [[Flaying]] | [[Gore]] | [[Hallucinations]] | [[Homosexuality]] | [[Knife]] | [[Meat cleaver]] | [[Mutilation]] | [[Profanity]] | [[Prostitution]] | [[Scalping]] | [[Severed face]] | [[Severed limbs]] | [[Stabbings]] | [[Strangulation]] | [[Subway]] | [[Suffocation]] | [[Torture]] | [[Van]] [[Voyeurism]]
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