Night Trap (1992) (VG)

Director:

James W. Riley

Writers:

James W. Riley (concept) &
Rob Fulop (concept) ...
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Genre:

Horror

Plot:

Strange things have been occurring at the Martins' residence. Five teenagers have already disappeared while saying there...

Plot Keywords:

Title Based On Song | Controversial | Video Game | Blood | Vampire

Cast

Dana Plato	...	Kelli Medd
Tracy Matheson	...	Cindy
Debra Parks	...	Lisa
Allison Rhea	...	Ashley (as Alison Rhea)
Christy Ford	...	Megan
Joshua Godard	...	Danny (as Josh Goddard)
Jon Rashad Kamal	...	Victor Martin (as Jon R. Kamal)
Molly Starr	...	Sheila Martin
Suzy Cote	...	Sarah Martin
Andras Jones	...	Jeff Martin
Giovanni Lemm	...	Tony
William Bertrand	...	Eddie
J. Bill Jones	...	Lt. Simms
Arthur Burghardt	...	Collins
Heidi Von Brecht	...	Swanson
Deke Anderson	...	Jason
Blake Gibbons	...	Mike
Roy Eisenstein	...	Jim

Directed by
James W. Riley		(as James Riley)

Writing credits
James W. Riley		(concept) (as James Riley) &
Rob Fulop		(concept)
Terrence McDonnell		(screenplay) (as Terry McDonnell)

Produced by
Donald C. Klune	....	line producer (as Donald Klune)
Jerram A. Swartz	....	associate producer (as Jerrum Schwarz)
Kevin Welsh	....	producer
Tom Zito	....	producer

Cinematography by
Don Burgess		(director of photography)

Production Design by
Roger Collins

Costume Design by
Dona Granata

Makeup Department
Annie Mayo	....	hair stylist
Annie Mayo	....	makeup artist
Bob Smith	....	hair stylist
Bob Smith	....	makeup artist

Art Department
Guy Bushman	....	property master

Sound Department
Ken Beauchene	....	boom operator
Warren Dewey	....	sound effects
Larry Forkner	....	sound re-recording engineer
James M. Tanenbaum	....	sound mixer (as Jim Tanenbaum)

Stunts
Annie Allman	....	stunts
Christine Anne Baur	....	stunts (as Christine Baur)
Brad Bovee	....	stunt coordinator
Bobby Burns	....	stunts
Danny Costa	....	stunts
Charles Croughwell	....	stunts
David Rowden	....	stunts
Ben Scott	....	stunts
John-Clay Scott	....	stunts (as John Clay-Scott)
Dane Selznick	....	stunts
Lincoln Simonds	....	stunts
Gregg Smrz	....	stunts (as Greg Smrz)

Camera and Electrical Department
Josh Bleibtreu	....	first assistant camera
Jacqui Compton	....	second assistant camera (as Jackie Compton)
Ed Fortson	....	still photographer
John Maninger	....	electrician
James G. Moriarty	....	grip (as Jim Moriarty)
Anthony G. Nakonechnyj	....	best boy grip (as Tony Noko)
Newton TerMeer	....	gaffer (as Tom Termeer)
Philip Tuck	....	best boy
Jamie Young	....	key grip

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Susan Kaufmann	....	costumer

Editorial Department
Rusty Colby	....	assistant editor
Bart Giovanetti	....	assistant editor

Transportation Department
Dale I. Dodds	....	transportation captain (as Dale Dodds)

Other crew
Caylah Eddleblute	....	production assistant
Nancy Friedman	....	script supervisor
Kathy Lubinsky	....	script supervisor
Laura Namerow	....	production assistant
Sheila A. Warner	....	production coordinator (as Shiela Warner)

Production Companies

• Digital Pictures
• Hasbro
• Sega Entertainment

Distributors

• Acclaim Distribution Inc. (1995) (USA) (all media) (3DO, Macintosh, MS-DOS, Sega CD 32X)
• Acclaim Entertainment Europe (1995) (UK) (all media) (Sega CD 32X)
• Sega of America (1992) (USA) (all media) (Sega CD)

Also Known As:

Scene of the Crime (USA) (working title)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

USA:M (re-release) | UK:15

Company:

Digital Pictures

Trivia:

One of the first home video console games to incorporate live-action footage, Night Trap was controversial for its violent and risqué subject matter. This game was featured in the congressional hearings in the early 1990s on video game violence and the corruption of society, led by Joe Lieberman and Herb Kohl.

Quotes:

[first lines]
Lt. Simms: I'm Commander Simms, of the Sega Control Attack Team. SCAT mission 230. Five teenage girls have disappeared, after spending the night at the old Lakeshore winery house of Mr and Mrs Victor Martin; and their children Jeff and Sarah. Right now another five girls are heading towards the Martins to spend the night. Your mission: to protect the girls from whatever happened to the last ones.

Movie Connections:

References Dracula (1931)

Brilliant B-Movie video game

This was the first video game that actually gave the player a feeling of really being "inside" a movie. It was modeled after b-movies of the 1970s and 1980s so it has everything you can ask for in a cheeseball film. Vampires, scantily clad women, and gallons of blood and gore! All this in a video game FOR KIDS! Yeah they dont make 'em like they used to. This game caused a scandal when people realised just how sleazy it was. The fact it had a woman showing her breasts didnt really help things either. Sega eventually pulled the game after a bunch of toy store chains refused to carry it. Cool game, hope it gets re-released sometime.