Chaos (2005/I)

Director:

David DeFalco

Writer:

David DeFalco (writer)

Genre:

Horror | Crime | Drama

Tagline:

The most brutal movie ever made

Plot:

Emily and her friend Angelica go to a rave in the woods, and when they arrive, they meet a stranger...

Plot Keywords:

Rave | Night | Woods | Terror | Psychotic

Cast

Kevin Gage	...	Chaos
Sage Stallone	...	Swan
Kelly K.C. Quann	...	Daisy
Stephen Wozniak	...	Frankie
Chantal Degroat	...	Emily
Maya Barovich	...	Angelica
Deborah Lacey	...	Justine
Scott Richards	...	Leo
Ken Medlock	...	Officer MacDunner
Jeb Barrows	...	Officer Wilson
Ron Althoff	...	First Redneck (as Ronald Althoff)
Red Horton	...	Second Redneck
Steven Jay Bernheim	...	Frightened Driver
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Roshawn Franklin	...	Ben
Garrett S. Mays	...	Kameron

Directed by
David DeFalco

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
David DeFalco		writer

Produced by
Steven Jay Bernheim	....	producer
Marc Sheffler	....	co-producer

Cinematography by
Brandon Trost

Film Editing by
Peter Devaney Flanagan
Marc Leif

Makeup Department
Thea Samuels	....	makeup artist
Tracy Wilcox	....	makeup department head

Production Management
Mike Hazlitt	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Adam Doench	....	first assistant director: second unit
Brett Robinson	....	second second assistant director
Sholto J. Roeg	....	first assistant director

Sound Department
John Sanacore	....	sound recordist
Alex Ullrich	....	foley artist

Special Effects by
Ron Trost	....	special effects supervisor

Stunts
Ron Althoff	....	stunts (as Ronald Althoff)
LaFaye Baker	....	stunt performer
Chuck Borden	....	stunt performer (as Charles Borden)
Christopher Doyle	....	stunt performer (as Chris Doyle)
Red Horton	....	stunt performer
Chuck Madalone	....	stunt performer
Dennis Madalone	....	stunt performer
Dennis Madalone	....	stunts
Lynn Salvatori	....	stunt performer
Jefferson Wagner	....	stunt performer

Camera and Electrical Department
Sean Callahan	....	electrician
Marco Cappetta	....	director of photography: additional photography
Matt Michaels	....	best boy electric
Amanda Treyz	....	best boy grip
Deron Tse	....	gaffer
Joseph Wickner	....	camera loader

Editorial Department
Michael Stahlberg	....	assistant editor

Other crew
Chris Barrett	....	production assistant
Janine Gosselin	....	production coordinator
Nathan J. McCoy	....	key set production assistant
Marc Sheffler	....	consultant director
Jamie R. Thompson	....	location manager
Cynthia Whorton	....	production assistant

Thanks
Ralph Rieckermann	....	grateful acknowledgment

Production Companies

• Dominion Entertainment

Distributors

• Dinsdale Releasing (2005) (USA) (theatrical)
• Dominion Entertainment (2005) (USA) (theatrical)
• Chaos Distribution
• Razor Digital Entertainment (2006) (USA) (DVD)
• Sunfilm Entertainment (2008) (Germany) (DVD)

Also Known As:

The House in the Middle of Nowhere (USA) (working title)

Runtime:

74 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Certification:

Canada:18+ (Quebec) | USA:Not Rated | Canada:R (Manitoba/Ontario) | Germany:18

Company:

Dominion Entertainment

Trivia:

David Hess "Krug" from The Last House on the Left (1972), was originally cast in a major role and recommended friend Sage Stallone for the part of "Swan". After a week of shooting, the producer chose not to label the film a remake and replaced David Hess. Stallone quit, but was under contract which forced him to complete his scenes.

Quotes:

Emily: [yelling] You sick bastards!

Movie Connections:

References The Last House on the Left (1972)

Soundtrack:

Blood

I watched the movie Chaos alone and regret it deeply.

I read an article on this man they named Chaos and the story behind him. That's what peaked my interest in seeing this movie. I knew there would be violence,(that's a no-brainer). I just wasn't prepared for anything like this. I actually couldn't move at one point during the film because I was in shock. I felt ashamed and horrified that I was watching this all alone. I've always believed that horror films or any film for that matter doesn't have to be bloody or gruesome to be effective. This director seems to get off on the fact that he made the most brutal film ever. Can you explain this to me? Is he actually proud of this movie? He had the nerve to say it will save lives by watching it. I would love for him to elaborate. All I know, when making a movie, especially one that revolves around such a serious matter, you should use some common sense and decency. I feel sorry for the two young women who decided to take on these rolls. I'd like to know why they chose to exploit themselves. Not a really great way to start your career. If I ever see them in anything again, I'll never get those images out of my head. The movie is for people who love shock value. It's more than disgusting. It's just very very very sad. I pity the director of this film. He doesn't care about the message he's sending. I could see that when I watched all the extra's of the movie to find out what kind of person made this film. It's disturbing!!!!