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| name = Curtain | |||
| image = CurtainFilmPoster.jpg | |||
| alt = Movie poster for the short film Curtain | |||
| caption = Movie poster for the short film Curtain | |||
| director = Dennis Widmyer | |||
| producer = Justin Duprie | |||
| writer = Dennis Widmyer | |||
| screenplay = | |||
| story = | |||
| based on = <!-- {{based on|title of the original work|writer of the original work}} --> | |||
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| starring = John Hermann<br>Maria Olsen<br>Paige Kimball<br>Natasha Needles | |||
| music = Russ Howard III | |||
| cinematography = Meena Singh<br>Martim Vian | |||
| editing = Craig Dewey<br>Justin Krohn | |||
| studio = Parallactic Pictures | |||
| distributor = Parallactic Pictures | |||
| released = 2011 | |||
| runtime = 13 minutes | |||
| country = USA | |||
| language = English | |||
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}} | |||
''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], or movies involving Succubi, see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].'' | ''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], or movies involving Succubi, see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].'' | ||
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*Release Date: 2011 | *Release Date: 2011 | ||
*MPAA Rating: Unrated | *MPAA Rating: Unrated | ||
*Runtime: | *Runtime: 13 Minutes | ||
*Language: English | *Language: English | ||
*Director: Dennis Widmyer | *Director: Dennis Widmyer | ||
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*Producer: Justin Duprie | *Producer: Justin Duprie | ||
*Studio: Parallactic Pictures | *Studio: Parallactic Pictures | ||
*Distributor: | *Distributor: Parallactic Pictures | ||
*Genre: Short, Drama, Mystery, Comedy | *Genre: Short, Drama, Mystery, Comedy | ||
Latest revision as of 10:50, 12 April 2013
| Curtain | |
|---|---|
 Movie poster for the short film Curtain | |
| Directed by | Dennis Widmyer |
| Produced by | Justin Duprie |
| Written by | Dennis Widmyer |
| Starring |
John Hermann Maria Olsen Paige Kimball Natasha Needles |
| Music by | Russ Howard III |
| Cinematography |
Meena Singh Martim Vian |
| Editing by |
Craig Dewey Justin Krohn |
| Studio | Parallactic Pictures |
| Distributed by | Parallactic Pictures |
| Release date(s) | 2011 |
| Running time | 13 minutes |
| Country | USA |
| Language | English |
For other uses of the word Succubus, or movies involving Succubi, see Succubus (disambiguation).
Curtain is a 2011 American short comedy/horror film written and directed by Dennis Widmyer. In this film, a couple moves into an apartment with the one caveat that the shower curtain never be removed. However, it is and to their shock a succubus appears to them.
Overview
- Release Date: 2011
- MPAA Rating: Unrated
- Runtime: 13 Minutes
- Language: English
- Director: Dennis Widmyer
- Writer: Dennis Widmyer
- Producer: Justin Duprie
- Studio: Parallactic Pictures
- Distributor: Parallactic Pictures
- Genre: Short, Drama, Mystery, Comedy
Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Maria Olsen | Succubus |
| Paige Kimball | The Landlady |
| John Hermann | James |
| Natasha Needles | Melanie |
Movie Summary
An unemployed deadbeat runs into a heap of girl-trouble when he's forced to choose the lesser of two evils: the succubus haunting his bathtub or the psychotic girlfriend lying in his bedroom.
"Do not remove the shower curtain!" Thus reads the cardinal rule of the lease agreement that James and Melanie have just signed. A new apartment with a weird landlord is nothing new, but when the shower curtain in question resembles something out of the Crusades, one has to wonder. This mystery soon reveals itself in the ghostly form of a deranged woman leering out from the shower while James takes a late night piss.
Certain now that something is very wrong, James researches the history of the apartment and soon realizes that the bathroom is haunted by the exorcised demon of a previous tenant. A succubus, to be precise. Now, with a kinky girlfriend in the bedroom and a horny demon in his bathroom, James never knew being desired could be such a frightening prospect.
Movie Review
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