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Ghosts of Mars: Widescreen
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| UPC: |
5-035822-074033 (DVD)
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| Region
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2, 4
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| Production
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2001
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| Rating: |
15 (Suitable for 15 years and over)
Strong Violence, Horror and Language
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| Running
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94 min.
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| DVD
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5/27/2002
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| Case
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Keep Case
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| Video
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Anamorphic Widescreen 2.40:1 |
| Disc
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Single Sided, Dual Layered
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| SRP: |
£19.99
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From John Carpenter, the master of horror behind 2000's hit John Carpenter's Vampires and classics like The Thing and Halloween, comes a sci-fi thriller full of explosive action and bone-chilling suspense.
Natasha Henstridge (Species) is Melanie Ballard, a headstrong police lieutenant on Mars in the year 2025. Humans have been colonising and mining on the red planet for some time, but when Ballard and her squad are sent to a remote region to apprehend the dangerous criminal James "Desolation" Williams, played by Ice Cube (Three Kings), they discover that he's the least of their worries. The mining operations have unleased a deadly army of Martian spirits who take over the bodies of humans and won't stop until they destroy all invaders of their planet.
With a stellar cast including Pam Grier (Jackie Brown), Jason Statham (Snatch) and Clea DuVall (The Faculty), as well as explosive special effects, JOHN CARPENTER'S GHOSTS OF MARS is an intergalactic terror fest like you've never seen.
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| Genres |
Science Fiction
Horror
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| Studios |
Screen Gems
Storm King Productions
Media Companies: Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment
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| Features |
Scene Access
Feature Trailers
Featurettes
Audio Commentary
Production Notes
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| Subtitles |
English
German
Hindi
Turkish
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| Audio
Tracks |
English Dolby Digital 5.1
German Dolby Digital 5.1
Commentary Dolby Digital Dolby Surround
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| Cast |
Natasha Henstridge as Melanie Ballard
Ice Cube as Desolation Williams
Jason Statham as Jericho Butler
Clea DuVall as Bashira Kincaid
Pam Grier as Helena Braddock
Joanna Cassidy as Whitlock
Richard Cetrone as Big Daddy Mars
Rosemary Forsyth as Inquisitor
Liam Waite as Michael Descanso
Duane Davis as Uno
Lobo Sebastian as Dos
Rodney A. Grant as Tres
Peter Jason as McSimms
Wanda DeJesus as Akooshay
Doug McGrath as Benchley
Rick Edelstein as Zimmerman
Robert Carradine as Rodale
Michael Krawic as Man in the Rover
Eileen Weisinger as Woman Warrior
Rex Linn as Yared
Matt Nolan as Miner
Marjean Holden as Young Woman
Charlotte Cornwell as Narrator (voice)
Puppeteers
Greg Nicotero (puppeteer)
Jake Garber (puppeteer)
Luke Khanlian (puppeteer)
Louis Kiss (puppeteer)
Scott Patton (puppeteer)
David Wogh (puppeteer) |
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| Crew |
Direction:
John Carpenter: Director
Writing:
Larry Sulkis: Writer
John Carpenter: Writer
Production:
Sandy King: Producer
Cinematography:
Gary B. Kibbe: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Paul C. Warschilka: Film Editor
Music:
John Carpenter: Composer
Sound:
Willie Burton: Production Sound Mixer
John Dunn: Supervising Sound Editor
Jeffrey J. Haboush: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Bill W. Benton: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Art:
Lance Wilhoite: Visual Effects
Robert Kurtzman: Make-up Effects
Greg Nicotero: Make-up Effects
Howard Berger: Make-up Effects
William Elliott: Production Designer
Robin Michel Bush: Costume Designer
William Hiney: Art Director
Mark Mansbridge: Art Director
Llandys Williams: Costume Designer
James R. Kail: Make-up Artist
Kenneth Wensevic: Make-up Artist
Fred Blau: Make-up Artist
Deborah Denson: Make-up Artist
Beverly Jo Pryor: Make-up Artist
The Chandler Group
Don Baker: Visual Effects
Hunter/Gratzner Industries
Ian Hunter: Visual Effects
Shadowcaster
Mike Shea: Visual Effects
Amalgamated Pixels
Michael J. Morreale: Visual Effects
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