Dying God (2008)

Director:

Fabrice Lambot

Writers:

Jean Depelley (screenplay)
Fabrice Lambot (screenplay)

Release Date:

2008 (Argentina)

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

The hunt begins

Plot:

In a dark and decadent city, Sean Fallon - a corrupt cop - will have to face his own demons to put an...

Cast

Luciana Aguirre	...	Raped woman
Samuel Arena	...	Duncan
Louis Ballester	...	Nicky
Agathe de La Boulaye	...	Angel
Iván Espeche	...	Ray
Hugo Halbrich	...	Bennell
Lance Henriksen	...	Chance
James Horan	...	Sean Fallon
Brad Krupsaw	...	Gallagher
Enrique Liporace	...	Angelo
Victoria Maurette	...	Ingrid
Misty Mundae	...	Mary (as Erin Brown)
Pablo Padilla	...	Unknown man
Kevin Schiele	...	Charlie
Mariana Seligmann	...	Camila
Maxime Seugé	...	Nano
Nicolás Silvert	...	Kurupi Monster (as Nicolás Silbert)

Runtime:

France:85 min | Germany:85 min

Country:

France | Argentina

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

Germany:18

Filming Locations:

Buenos Aires, Federal District, Argentina

Company:

Metaluna Productions

Goofs:

Continuity: When Sean Fallon returns from the hospital to his apartment and checks his messages, there is one message from "Mary" stating that she cleaned his apartment. This voice is not the same actress who was Mary earlier, which was Misty Mundae (Erin Brown). The voice in this message has a very strong accent and is not Misty's American voice.

Woeful movie

It is extremely rare that I do not finish a movie that I start but this movie was awful. I tried to hang with it but this is not just an ordinary "B" movie. If there was a home for "B" movies, this one would be left out in the cold. The acting was as pitiful as I have ever seen. The male lead forced every word he spoke. If this gentleman had any acting classes it is my guess he did not do very well. I had absolutely no feeling towards his character, a good actor brings you into his role and makes you feel his sorrow and pain. In this case the only pain I felt was in my stomach which was made much better when I turned this waste of film media off.