Inside Out (2005/I)

User Rating:

5.8/10   

Director:

David Ogden

Writer:

David Ogden (writer)

Genre:

Drama | Thriller

Plot:

Families in an idyllic suburban neighborhood are taunted by a mysterious doctor who moves in to town and spins a web of psychological chaos that changes their lives forever. |

Plot Keywords:

Doctor | Female Nudity | New Neighbor | Neighbor Neighbor Relationship | Lesbian Sex

Cast

Eriq La Salle	...	Doctor Peoples
Steven Weber	...	Norman
Russell Wong	...	Frank
Tyler Posey	...	Obert
Nia Peeples	...	Maria
Kate Walsh	...	Tyne
Roberta Bassin	...	Shirley
Tim Maculan	...	Dr. Robinson
Richard Steinmetz	...	Detective
Sanny Van Heteren	...	Eve
Don Handfield	...	Shrink #2
Bob Sattler	...	Police Officer
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Joe Hart	...	George
Morgan Matzke	...	Jenna
Rachel Oliva	...	Goth Store Clerk
Laura Ramsey	...	Miranda
Jason Jack Edwards	...	Office Worker (uncredited)
Tara Hunnewell	...	Lawyer (uncredited)
Mike Stanley	...	Lawyer (uncredited)

Directed by
David Ogden

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
David Ogden		writer

Produced by
Samuel Benedict	....	executive producer
Timothy Linh Bui	....	producer
David Ogden	....	executive producer
Fulvio Valsangiacomo	....	co-producer

Original Music by
Jamie Christopherson

Cinematography by
S. Douglas Smith

Film Editing by
Danny Saphire

Casting by
Shannon Makhanian

Production Design by
Laura Paddock

Art Direction by
Siau Yene Ang

Set Decoration by
Lisa Grether

Costume Design by
Laura Flett

Makeup Department
Mecca Dickerson	....	key makeup artist
Veronica Olivera	....	assistant makeup artist
Justin Stafford	....	special makeup effects artist

Production Management
Alexis Fish	....	unit production manager
Teresa Zales	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Jesse Blanco	....	second assistant director
Daniel Buergo	....	second second assistant director
Daniel Carrey	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Chun Ming Huang	....	art department intern

Sound Department
Craig Clark	....	sound re-recording mixer
Susan Fitz-Simon	....	foley artist
Danny Kim	....	sound effects editor
Iris Lohninger	....	additional sound mixer
Iris Lohninger	....	boom operator
Karl W. Lohninger	....	sound mixer
Colin Rogers	....	adr editor
Colin Rogers	....	adr foley mixer

Visual Effects by
Jeanette Brill	....	visual effects producer (as Jeanette Volturno)
Arnon Manor	....	visual effects supervisor
Rick Osako	....	visual effects coordinator

Stunts
Ken Moreno	....	stunt coordinator
Nils Allen Stewart	....	stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department
Kathleen Farry	....	assistant camera
Robert Shoemaker	....	electrician
Stacy Sievek	....	gaffer
Stacy Sievek	....	key grip
Giorgo Trucco	....	still photographer

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Kerrie Kordowski	....	wardrobe intern
Jeannique Prospere	....	set costumer

Other crew
Kiley Bowers	....	set security
Shea E. Butler	....	script supervisor
James Gallinger	....	production assistant
Brendan McDonald	....	production assistant
Thomas E. Nicholson	....	production assistant
Rick Osako	....	accountant
Stella Pacific	....	studio teacher
Irwin M. Rappaport	....	production attorney
Sean Savage	....	production assistant
Christopher Wedding	....	key set production assistant
Katey Wheelhouse	....	production assistant
Michael Zafra	....	production assistant
Teresa Zales	....	production coordinator
Shawn Savage	....	stand-in (uncredited)

Production Companies

• Ogdenigma Entertainment
• Humble Journey Films (in co-production with)
• Shoreline Entertainment (sales agent)

Distributors

• Be Best in DVD (BBI-DVD) (2007) (Netherlands) (DVD)

Special Effects

• Catchlight Films (visual effects)

Other Companies

• Dee-Lite Catering  catering
• Indie Grip & Lighting  grip and lighting equipment
• Roundabout Entertainment  sound post-production

Runtime:

Japan:90 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Company:

Ogdenigma Entertainment

Movie Connections:

References Star Wars (1977)

Grading on a curve, not a bad movie

I watch a lot of DVDs of the kind where the box pretty much screams, "I'm low-budget crap! Don't rent me!" (More accurately, I usually have them playing on the computer while I'm eating and doing something else on the computer at the same time.) You know, the kind where, at best, there's a quote from the Ponca City Gazette on the cover. So my expectations are pretty low, but sometimes I'm pleasantly surprised.

Is this one of those times? Well, it's slow moving, it has that low-budget claustrophobia induced by there only being a minimal number of sets, and I'm not sure if the story makes any sense. And I'm not about to watch it again to figure that out.

But it was better than I expected, and I give extra points for the trailer and box not giving everything away. So, grading on the curve, I give it a decent rating. You should probably give it more of a chance than it looks like it deserves. Is that a ringing endorsement, or what? - Tom