The St. Francisville Experiment (2000)
Four non-actors, with no script, lock themselves in a haunted Louisiana plantation home overnight to film what takes places. The Lalaurie plantation, site of grisly murders, comes alive before their camera lens and they experience a night more terrifying and incredible than they imagined.
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Four non-actors, with no script, lock themselves in a haunted Louisiana plantation home overnight to film what takes places. The Lalaurie plantation, site of grisly murders, comes alive before their camera lens and they experience a night more terrifying and incredible than they imagined.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:
In Theaters:4/15/2000
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:The Kushner-Locke Company
Cast
Ted Nicolaou
Director
Madison Charap
Psychic - Madison Charap - Participant
Troy Taylor
Ghost Historian
Ryan Larson
History Student - Ryan Larson - Participant
P.J. Palmer
Paul Cason - Team Leader (as Paul Carson)
Tim Baldini
Videographer - Tim Thompson - Participant - Film Student (as Tim Thompson)
Paul Salamoff
Producer (as Paul I. Salamoff)
Ava Jones
Voodoo Priestess (as Ava Kay Jones)
Katherine Smith
St. Francis Paranormal Expert
Sarah Clifford
Psychic
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