Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon (2007)
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Cast
- Nathan Baesel as Leslie Vernon
- Angela Goethals as Taylor Gentry
- Zelda Rubinstein as Mrs.
Collinwood - Scott Wilson as Eugene
- Robert Englund as Doc Holloran
- Krissy Carlson as Lauren
- Anthony Forsythe as Pete-Jock
- Scott Glosserman as D.A.
Heilman - Kate Lang Johnson as Kelly
- Bridget Newton as Jamie
- Ben Pace as Doug
- Britain Spellings as Todd
- Hart Turner as Shane
- Travis Zariwny as Dr. Mueller
Crew
- Written by: Scott Glosserman &
David J. Stieve - Directed by: Scott Glosserman
- Produced by: Scott Glosserman
- Original Music By: Gordy Haab
Misc
- Genre: Horror/Comedy
- Rating: R
- Studio: Anchor Bay
Entertainment - Release Date: 3/16/06 (US)
- Running Time: 97 minutes
- Amount of theaters: 73
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Trailers
- Available At Official Website
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Reviews
- Variety.com (Joe Leydon)
- Reel.com (Jim Hemphill)
- Ain't It Cool News (Quint)
- MetaCritic.com (Various)
- And Many More!
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DVD
Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
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Synopsis
On the surface Leslie Vernon (Nathan Baesel) is just your average, everyday guy whose lofty dreams for the future drive him to excel at his chosen profession. But Leslie's chosen career path is a far cry from that of your typical middle-class wage earner; his ultimate goal is to follow in the footsteps of his mentor, notorious serial killer Eugene (Scott Wilson). He's not shy about his malevolent ambitions either. In fact, in order to better document his impending murder-spree, Leslie has offered budding filmmaker Taylor Gentry (Angela Goethals) and her dedicated crew unprecedented access to his life as he sets into motion a plan designed make to make the formidable feats of Jason Vorhees, Freddy Krueger, and Michael Myers look like a mere warm-up for the homicidal hysteria that's about to unfold. Along the way, Leslie will even be so cordial as to teach Taylor and her crew the tricks of the trade while candidly deconstructing the many myths and archetypes of his murderous occupation.
