The Tapes
The Tapes is a 2011 horror film directed by Lee Alliston and Scott Bates and starring Jason Maza, Mark Dusty Miller, and Lee Alliston. Made in the "found footage" filmmaking style, it concerns three students who run afoul of devil worshipers.
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Directed by | Lee Alliston Scott Bates |
Written by | Scott Bates |
Starring | Jason Maza Mark Dusty Miller Lee Alliston |
Cinematography | Richard Mahoney |
Production company | Darkside Pictures Pure Film Productions |
Distributed by | Exile Media Group |
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Running time | 80 minutes |
Country | United Kingdom |
Language | English |
Budget | £100,000 |
Premise
The film concerns Danny and his girlfriend plus friends who find out about a local swingers party in the area but instead find a cult that worships Satan.
Cast
- Jason Maza as Danny
- Mark Dusty Miller as Worshipper
- Lee Alliston as Farmer
- Mandy Lee Berger as The Barmaid
- Eddie Focarelli as Horse
- Eddie Folcarelli as Worshipper
- Jodie Mooney as Whistable Kid
- Nick Nevern as Danny's brother
- Arnold Oceng as Nathan
- Natasha Sparkes as Gemma
- Tom Waldron as Gemma's Dad
Critical reception
The film was panned upon release and holds a score of 3.2 on IMDb.[1]
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References
- "The Tapes (2011)". IMDb. Retrieved 1 June 2017.
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