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==Notes==
==Notes==
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It is also the worst film ever made, in fact a group of Sheffield students thought that it was a joke and that they'd been given the wrong DVD.


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Five Across The Eyes cover
DVD
Released September 2008 USA
Genre Horror
Thriller
Length 94:00
Language English
Label Anchor Bay Entertainment
Director Greg Swinson
Ryan Thiessen
Producer Rick Stroud
Greg Swinson
Ryan Thiessen
Film reviews

Five Across The Eyes is a suspense/horror film directed by Greg Swinson and Ryan Thiessen and produced by Trauma One Entertainment. It was shot in 2005 in Morristown, TN and neighboring Greene County, TN.

Taglines:

  • Getting home by curfew is gonna be hell.
  • This summer the sh*t hits the van.
  • The taste of blood and broken teeth isn't so bad.

Plot

On their way home from a football game, five high school girls get lost in an area known as "the eyes". An ensuing accident with a parked SUV causes the students to panic and flee the scene. A vehicle with one headlight starts to follow them until the driver traps them on a deserted road and, at gunpoint, forces the 5 girls from their vehicle, forces them to strip and urinate on their clothing. The film happens in real time.

Production

The script was originally entitled Chased and written by Marshall Hicks, who attended film school with Greg Swinson. The film was shot over the course of nine days in June 2005 with three mini dv camcorders.

Film Festivals

The film was chosen to be part of the "Fantastic Fest 2007".[1]

Cast

  • Jennifer Barrnet as Stephanie
  • Angela Brunda as Caroline
  • Danielle Lilley as Jamie
  • Sandra Paduch as Isabella
  • Mia Yi as Melanie
  • Veronica Garcia as The Driver

Alternate Titles

  • 'Perdidas' (Spain).
  • 'Perdidas En La Noche' (Latin America)
  • 'Perdidas Na Escuridão' (Portugal)

Notes

  1. ^ "Fantastic Fest 2007".

It is also the worst film ever made, in fact a group of Sheffield students thought that it was a joke and that they'd been given the wrong DVD.