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Sinistre (1994)
Micro-budget horror film shot in 1994 about three criminals whose bid to pull off the perfect heist goes horribly wrong. First, one of the three is shot during the robbery, leaving the young couple, Simon (Steve Kelly) and Lisa, (Marcia Carol Miller Dollarhide) to fend for themselves. The two decide to separate and rendezvous in a deserted house. Simon arrives first, and proceeds to spend the night there, waiting for Lisa. During the night, Simon comes face to face with the dark presences of an axe murderer (Dan Skinner) and his victims, who attempt to claim him as one of their own.
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Micro-budget horror film shot in 1994 about three criminals whose bid to pull off the perfect heist goes horribly wrong. First, one of the three is shot during the robbery, leaving the young couple, Simon (Steve Kelly) and Lisa, (Marcia Carol Miller Dollarhide) to fend for themselves. The two decide to separate and rendezvous in a deserted house. Simon arrives first, and proceeds to spend the night there, waiting for Lisa. During the night, Simon comes face to face with the dark presences of an axe murderer (Dan Skinner) and his victims, who attempt to claim him as one of their own.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Todd Reynolds
In Theaters:4/25/1994
Box Office:$10,000
Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Borderline Entertainment
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