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==Cast==
==Cast==
* Mark Borchardt as Douglas Elmore
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* Nadine Gross as  Karna / Mary Anne Riley
! Actor / Actress
* Cyndi Kurtz as Barbara Halloway
! Role
* Sasha Andreev as Fr. Carl Becker
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* Gizelle Erickson as Julie Elizabeth Elmore
|Mark Borchardt||Douglas Elmore
* Marilyn Murray as Mrs. Brennan
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* Jay Smiley as Mr. Thompson
|Nadine Gross||Karna / Mary Anne Riley
* Lung Leg as Mrs. Riley
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* Michael Glen as Detective Willis
|Cyndi Kurtz||Barbara Halloway
* Charles Hubbell as John Witkowski
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* Tiffany Moy as Prostitute
|Sasha Andreev||Fr. Carl Becker
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|Gizelle Erickson||Julie Elizabeth Elmore
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|Marilyn Murray||Mrs. Brennan
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|Jay Smiley||Mr. Thompson
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|Lung Leg||Mrs. Riley
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|Michael Glen||Detective Willis
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|Charles Hubbell||John Witkowski
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|Davis Wilson||Coven Member
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|Anne Ness||Coven Member
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|Tiffany Moy||Prostitute
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|Walter Mayer||Coven Member
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|Jackie Lane||Coven Member
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|Christian Hanson||Coven Member
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|Steve Kath||Coven Member
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|Nathan Stanley||Coven Member
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|Mike Etoll||Coven Strongman 1
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|Will Leighton||Coven Strongman 2
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|David P. O'Sullivan||Mr. Riley
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|David S. Bennett||Sam Witkowski
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|Suicide Benni||Porn Actress
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|Dawn Borchardt||Woman in Laundry Room
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|Matthew Czarnecki||Man in Laundry Room
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|Sister Eileen||Hunchback Nun
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|Nancy Ford||Police Photographer
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|Philip Iten||Thomas Halloway
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|Hannah Kritzeck||Altar Server
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|Harrison Matthews||Poker Playing Priest
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|Mark Nygaard||Karna's John
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|Carol Vnuk||Mother Witkowski
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|Anthony Whitlock||Poker Playing Monk
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|Michael Udovich||Detective Willis
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|Matt Sokol||Crime Scene Investigator 1
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|Sean Sokol||Crime Scene Investigator 2
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|Sam Thompson||Man With Camcorder
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|Rick Thomas||Police Officer
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|Mike Talcott||Man with Dog
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|Kim Arth||Woman with Dog
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|Ramon Cain||Crime Scene Gawker
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|William C. Hamm||Crime Scene Gawker
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|Guy Savage||Black Mass Attendee
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|Daniel Major||Black Mass Attendee
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|Mike Edwards||Black Mass Attendee
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|Maria D'Angelo||Black Mass Attendee
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|Eugene J. Bolster||Bargoer
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|Mary Dzieweczynski||Bargoer
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|Vickie Dzieweczynski||Bargoer
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|Jeremiah Forward||Bargoer
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|Pauline Hatzenbuehler||Bargoer
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|Roger R. Hatzenbuehler||Bargoer
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|Dana Johnson||Bargoer
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|Gloria A. Kivel||Bargoer
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|Stephanie Kivel||Bargoer
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|Thomas J. Kivel||Bargoer
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|Jody Lehman||Bargoer
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|Henry Mickelson||Bargoer
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|Sunday Nowland||Bargoer
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|Denny Pladsen||Bargoer
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|John E. Reynolds||Bargoer
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|Lorri Reynolds||Bargoer
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|Dotty Spores||Bargoer
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|Chris Stauner||Bargoer
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|Mary Theno||Bargoer
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|Vicki Theno||Bargoer
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|Frank||Mr. Witkowski's Dog
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|Stella||Victoria
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==Release==
==Release==

Latest revision as of 11:29, 13 April 2013

The Hagstone Demon
Poster for The Hagstone Demon DVD Release
Poster for The Hagstone Demon DVD Release
Directed by Jon Springer
Produced by Jon Springer
Harrison Matthews
Michele Kurkowski
Screenplay by Harrison Matthews
Jon Springer
Starring Mark Borchardt
Nadine Gross
Cyndi Kurtz
Sasha Andreev
Lung Leg
Music by Chris Cunningham (aka Neverwas)
Cinematography Jon Springer
Editing by Jon Springer
Distributed by Pacific Entertainment Corporation
Release date(s) January 21, 2009
(TromaDance)
Running time 96 minutes
Country United States
Language English

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For other uses of the word Incubus, see Incubus (disambiguation).


The Hagstone Demon is a 2009 American horror film directed by Jon Springer and starring Mark Borchardt as a drunken ex-reporter plagued by demonic forces. Borchardt, who is best known as the subject of the cult documentary American Movie (1999), appears in a rare leading role in this film.[1]

Plot

Burned out from his career as an investigative reporter and devastated by the suicide of his late wife, Douglas Elmore decides to take a job as the temporary caretaker of a dilapidated apartment complex called "The Hagstone." His daily existence soon descends into an alcohol soaked obsession with his dead wife. Late one night, the ghost of Julie appears to him, striking palpable terror into his banal existence.

The next day, an odd tenant named Mr. Thompson accosts Douglas and demands that he remove a homeless prostitute named Karna from the basement of the Hagstone, along with her hairless cat Victoria. Douglas takes pity on Karna and tells her she can stay in a small apartment near the laundry room.

Douglas visits his priest brother-in-law Carl and informs him of Julie's spectral visitations. He returns to the Hagstone only to discover one of the tenants brutally murdered. An unfeeling Karna asks Douglas to repair something in her apartment. Douglas then decides to follow Karna in secret on one of her nightly excursions through the city, where he witnesses a disturbing encounter between Karna and a pale, sinister looking man in a deserted alley.

Back at the Hagstone again, Mr. Brennan corners Douglas and accuses Karna of foul play. That evening Douglas informs Karna of Mrs. Brennan’s suspicions, but she remains aloof and easily seduces him.

The next day, Douglas goes about his duties in a state of post-coital euphoria, until he discovers Mrs. Brennan’s bloody corpse in the rear stairwell of the building. A no-nonsense detective named Willis interrogates Douglas, making it clear that he is now the prime suspect in both murders. He also informs Douglas that he plans to dig up Julie’s grave and re-open the investigation into her death. Determined to clear his name and to protect Julie, Douglas confronts Karna and accuses her of the murders, yet succumbs to her overwhelming sexual power. Karna slips a mickey into Douglas’ drink and whisks him away to a bizarre satanic sex ritual that culminates in a human sacrifice.

Douglas wakes up in the apartment of another tenant named Barbara Halloway, who urges Douglas to leave the building for good. Douglas refuses and instead breaks down Karna’s apartment door, only to find an abandoned, empty room. Barbara drives Douglas’ to his brother-in-law, Carl. Douglas is convinced that demonic forces are attempting to use the police to dig up Julie’s body, so that her corpse can be re-inhabited by them. The three then travel to the cemetery, where they find Detective Willis murdered at the foot of Julie's grave.

Douglas, Barbara and Carl return to confront the demonic forces that inhabit the Hagstone building. Together they defeat the fully demonized versions of Karna (the succubus) and her incubus pimp, Mr. Thompson. Douglas then discovers Julie’s corpse buried in the bowels of the Hagstone sub-basement. Julie's corpse re-animates before Douglas' eyes. She overpowers him and escapes, killing Carl in the process. Douglas and Barbara then confront Karna's monstrously transformed cat Victoria in the boiler room. With the last of the demons defeated, Douglas and Barbara leave the Hagstone for the last time. Julie is seen contemplating her next victim.

Cast

Actor / Actress Role
Mark Borchardt Douglas Elmore
Nadine Gross Karna / Mary Anne Riley
Cyndi Kurtz Barbara Halloway
Sasha Andreev Fr. Carl Becker
Gizelle Erickson Julie Elizabeth Elmore
Marilyn Murray Mrs. Brennan
Jay Smiley Mr. Thompson
Lung Leg Mrs. Riley
Michael Glen Detective Willis
Charles Hubbell John Witkowski
Davis Wilson Coven Member
Anne Ness Coven Member
Tiffany Moy Prostitute
Walter Mayer Coven Member
Jackie Lane Coven Member
Christian Hanson Coven Member
Steve Kath Coven Member
Nathan Stanley Coven Member
Mike Etoll Coven Strongman 1
Will Leighton Coven Strongman 2
David P. O'Sullivan Mr. Riley
David S. Bennett Sam Witkowski
Suicide Benni Porn Actress
Dawn Borchardt Woman in Laundry Room
Matthew Czarnecki Man in Laundry Room
Sister Eileen Hunchback Nun
Nancy Ford Police Photographer
Philip Iten Thomas Halloway
Hannah Kritzeck Altar Server
Harrison Matthews Poker Playing Priest
Mark Nygaard Karna's John
Carol Vnuk Mother Witkowski
Anthony Whitlock Poker Playing Monk
Michael Udovich Detective Willis
Matt Sokol Crime Scene Investigator 1
Sean Sokol Crime Scene Investigator 2
Sam Thompson Man With Camcorder
Rick Thomas Police Officer
Mike Talcott Man with Dog
Kim Arth Woman with Dog
Ramon Cain Crime Scene Gawker
William C. Hamm Crime Scene Gawker
Guy Savage Black Mass Attendee
Daniel Major Black Mass Attendee
Mike Edwards Black Mass Attendee
Maria D'Angelo Black Mass Attendee
Eugene J. Bolster Bargoer
Mary Dzieweczynski Bargoer
Vickie Dzieweczynski Bargoer
Jeremiah Forward Bargoer
Pauline Hatzenbuehler Bargoer
Roger R. Hatzenbuehler Bargoer
Dana Johnson Bargoer
Gloria A. Kivel Bargoer
Stephanie Kivel Bargoer
Thomas J. Kivel Bargoer
Jody Lehman Bargoer
Henry Mickelson Bargoer
Sunday Nowland Bargoer
Denny Pladsen Bargoer
John E. Reynolds Bargoer
Lorri Reynolds Bargoer
Dotty Spores Bargoer
Chris Stauner Bargoer
Mary Theno Bargoer
Vicki Theno Bargoer
Frank Mr. Witkowski's Dog
Stella Victoria

Release

The film premiered on January 21, 2009 at the 10th Annual Tromadance Film Festival in Park City, Utah,[2] and was released in September 2011 by Pacific Entertainment Corporation.

Accolades

The film was awarded the "Best Feature" prize at the 2009 Atlanta Horror Festival[3] and received positive reviews in various horror-related media outlets.[4][5][6]

References

  1. ↑ Smith, Zack. "Nevermore curates the latest in cinematic horror, along with a few classics". IndyWeek. http://www.indyweek.com/indyweek/nevermore-curates-the-latest-in-cinematic-horror-along-with-a-few-classics/Content?oid=1300319. Retrieved 9 August 2011. 
  2. ↑ "TromaDance Festival Archive". http://www.tromadance.com/past_years/2009/makeyourown.php. Retrieved 9 August 2011. 
  3. ↑ "Independent Atlanta Horror Film Festival". http://buriedalivefilmfest.com/past-winners/. Retrieved 9 August 2011. 
  4. ↑ Neumann, Don. "Review of Jon Springer's brilliant combo of noir and horror THE HAGSTONE DEMON". Quiet Earth. http://www.quietearth.us/articles/2009/01/19/Review-of-Jon-Springers-brilliant-combo-of-noir-and-horror-THE-HAGSTONE-DEMON. Retrieved 9 August 2011. 
  5. ↑ Donaldson, Jonathan. "The Hagstone Demon". Boston's Weekly Dig. http://digboston.com/watch/2009/10/24127/. Retrieved 9 August 2011. 
  6. ↑ Zimmerman, Samuel. "THE HAGSTONE DEMON (Film Review)". Fangoria. http://www.fangoria.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1012:the-hagstone-demon-film-review&catid=50:movies-tv&Itemid=181. Retrieved 9 August 2011. 

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