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Hangman's Curse (2003)
Bullying students are becoming deathly ill after screaming the name of a legendary ghost. What's to blame? An exotic illness? An illicit drug? Or is it the supernatural? The clues are few and time is running out for the students of Rogers High School. The only hope is the Veritas Project, a highly trained investigative team working undercover to expose the truth. Lives hang in the balance as they scramble to unravel the mystery and protect the student body from their own hatred and fear.
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Bullying students are becoming deathly ill after screaming the name of a legendary ghost. What's to blame? An exotic illness? An illicit drug? Or is it the supernatural? The clues are few and time is running out for the students of Rogers High School. The only hope is the Veritas Project, a highly trained investigative team working undercover to expose the truth. Lives hang in the balance as they scramble to unravel the mystery and protect the student body from their own hatred and fear.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Kathy Mackel, Stan Foster
In Theaters:9/12/2003
Box Office:$168,406
Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:North by Northwest Entertainment, Namesake Entertainment, The Total Living Network
Cast
Rafal Zielinski
Director
David Keith
Nate Springfield
Mel Harris
Sarah Springfield
Douglas Smith
Elijah Springfield
Leighton Meester
Elisha Springfield
Jake Richardson
Ian Snyder
Bobby Brewer
Leonard Baynes
Daniel Farber
Norman Bloom
Edwin Hodge
Blake Hornsby
Andrea Morris
Crystal Sparks
William R. Moses
Coach Marquardt
Margaret Travolta
Debi Wyrthen
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