Directors:Stephen W. Carpenter; Jeffrey Obrow; Virgil Vogel
AMG Rating:
Genre: Horror
Main Cast: Susan Stokey, Warren Lincoln, Lisa Erickson, Chad Christian, Ben Gilbert
Release Year: 1984
Country: US
Run Time: 87 minutes
Plot
In this stock, low-budget occult horror film, a tiny 2-inch-high Aztecan idol is stolen from a professor and ends up in the experimental hands of three high-school students who use it in some creative attempts to get in touch with the spirit world. Things start to go wrong when a cemetery worker dies during one of these spirit sessions, and everything goes wrong after the Aztecan god possesses the body of a young man who steals the idol for his own purposes. Special effects create the appropriate flying objects and body bulges where needed, and makeup is grotesque enough by anyone's standards, but these pluses cannot erase the lack of interesting characters or situations or the uninspired acting. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide
John Hopkins - First Assistant Director, Stephen W. Carpenter - Director, Jeffrey Obrow - Director, Virgil Vogel - Director, Stephen W. Carpenter - Editor, Jeffrey Obrow - Editor, Christopher Young - Composer (Music Score), Stephen W. Carpenter - Composer (Music Score), Matthew Mungle - Makeup Special Effects, Chris Hopkins - Production Designer, Stephen W. Carpenter - Cinematographer, Samson Aslanian - Production Manager, Jeffrey Obrow - Producer, Kenneth Utt - Producer, Stacey Giachino - Producer, Earl Ghaffari - Sound/Sound Designer, Stephen W. Carpenter - Screen Story, John Hopkins - Screen Story, Jeffrey Obrow - Screen Story, John Penney - Screen Story, Martyn Burke - Screenwriter, Stephen W. Carpenter - Screenwriter, Jeffrey Obrow - Screenwriter