"Queen & Slim" Needs a Trim
Queen & Slim is a nice example of representation in both cast and crew
The Last Broadcast (1998)
In December 1995, a four-man team from the public-access program, "Fact or Fiction", braved the New Jersey's desolate Pine Barrens determined to deliver a live broadcast of the legendary Jersey Devil. Only one came out alive. It took the jury ninety minutes to sentence the lone survivor to life in prison. One year later, a filmmaker decides to mount his own investigation...
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In December 1995, a four-man team from the public-access program, "Fact or Fiction", braved the New Jersey's desolate Pine Barrens determined to deliver a live broadcast of the legendary Jersey Devil. Only one came out alive. It took the jury ninety minutes to sentence the lone survivor to life in prison. One year later, a filmmaker decides to mount his own investigation...
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Lance Weiler, Stefan Avalos
In Theaters:10/23/1998
Box Office:$12,097
Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:FFM Productions
Cast
Stefan Avalos, Lance Weiler
Director
David Beard
David Leigh, The Filmmaker
Jim Seward
Jim Suerd, The Accused
Stefan Avalos
Steven Avkast, 'Fact or Fiction' Host
Lance Weiler
Locus Wheeler, 'Fact or Fiction' Host
Rein Clabbers
Rein Clackin, Paranormal Sound Man
Michele Pulaski
Michelle Monarch, Data Retrieval Expert
Tom Brunt
Tom Branski, Technical Director of 'Fact or Fiction'
Mark Rublee
Clair Deforest, Editor for the Prosecution
A.D. Roso
Anthony Rosi, Lead Investigator of Murders
Dale Worstall
Dr. Dale Orstall, Jim's Child Psychologist
Vann K. Weller
Dr. Vann Waller - Forensic Pathologist
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