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"Masters of Horror" Pelts (2006)



Overview

User Rating:
6.6/10   1,363 votes
Director:
Writers:
Mick Garris (creator)
Matt Venne (teleplay)
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Original Air Date:
1 December 2006 (Season 2, Episode 6)
Genre:
Plot:
A sleazy, desperate fur trader who haunts a local strip club, gets his hands on some priceless raccoon furs that might be more than just priceless but cursed. full summary | add synopsis
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User Reviews:
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Cast

 (Episode Cast) (in credits order) (complete, awaiting verification)

Meat Loaf ... Jake Feldman (as Meat Loaf Aday)

Link Baker ... Lou Chinaski
Emilio Salituro ... Sergio
Elise Lew ... Sue Chin Yao
Shawn Hall ... Bouncer

Sylvesta Stuart ... Beefy Bouncer
Ellen Ewusie ... Shanna
John Saxon ... Jeb 'Pa' Jameson
Michal Suchánek ... Larry Jameson (as Michal Suchanek)
Brenda McDonald ... Mother Mayter

Melissa Gonzalez ... Mira
Darren E. Scott ... Agent
Chuck Duffy ... Detective
Kelvin Lum ... Cop
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Angela Case ... Dancer In Hallway (uncredited)

Ildiko Ferenczi ... Attractive Woman (uncredited)
Angela Fong ... Dancer (uncredited)
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Episode Crew
Directed by
Dario Argento 
 
Writing credits
Mick Garris (creator)

Matt Venne (teleplay)

F. Paul Wilson (short story)

Produced by
Keith Addis .... executive producer
Morris Berger .... executive producer
Steve Best .... associate producer
Ben Browning .... co-producer
Stephen R. Brown .... executive producer (as Steve Brown)
Andrew Deane .... executive producer
Mick Garris .... executive producer
Adam Goldworm .... co-producer
John W. Hyde .... executive producer
Lisa Richardson .... producer
Tom Rowe .... producer
Pascal Verschooris .... line producer
 
Original Music by
Claudio Simonetti 
 
Cinematography by
Attila Szalay (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Jacqueline Cambas 
 
Casting by
Stuart Aikins 
Sean Cossey 
Lindsey Hayes Kroeger 
David Rapaport  (as David H. Rapaport)
 
Production Design by
David Fischer 
 
Art Direction by
Teresa Weston 
 
Set Decoration by
Ide Foyle 
 
Costume Design by
Lyn Kelly 
 
Makeup Department
Chad Atkinson .... special effects makeup crew: KNB EFX Group, Inc.
Howard Berger .... special effects makeup
Mark Boley .... special effects makeup crew: KNB EFX Group, Inc.
Chris Cera .... special effects makeup crew: KNB EFX Group, Inc.
Michael Deak .... special effects makeup crew: KNB EFX Group, Inc. (as Mike Deak)
Alex Diaz .... special effects makeup crew: KNB EFX Group, Inc.
Mike Fields .... on-set key makeup artist: KNB EFX Group, Inc. (as Michael Fields)
Sarah Graham .... on-set key makeup artist
Terry Hanson .... first assistant hair stylist
Steve Hartman .... special effects makeup crew: KNB EFX Group, Inc.
Jana Hudson .... first assistant makeup (as Tanya Hudson)
Akihito Ikeda .... special effects makeup crew: KNB EFX Group, Inc.
Derek Krout .... special effects makeup crew: KNB EFX Group, Inc. (as Derek Krouse)
Jim Leonard .... special effects makeup crew: KNB EFX Group, Inc.
Gregory Nicotero .... special effects makeup
Ben Rittenhouse .... special effects makeup crew: KNB EFX Group, Inc.
Shannon Shea .... special effects makeup crew: KNB EFX Group, Inc.
Adina Shore .... key hair stylist
Margaret Solomon .... key makeup
A.J. Venuto .... special effects makeup crew: KNB EFX Group, Inc. (as AJ Venuto)
 
Production Management
Margo Coughlin Zimmerman .... production manager: IDT Entertainment (as Margo Zimmerman)
Sally Dixon .... post-production supervisor
Sheri Mayervich .... unit production manager
Stacey Jade Smart .... executive in charge of production: IDT Entertainment
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Ania Musiatowicz .... third assistant director
Darren Robson .... second assistant director
Ian Samoil .... first assistant director
 
Art Department
Andrei Andrianko .... assistant art director
Nick Dibley .... property master (as Nicholas Dibley)
Dylan Dowd .... lead greens person
Jim Geddes .... construction coordinator
John McIntosh .... greens
Jake Miller .... assistant property master
Nathalie Morin .... assistant set decorator (as Natalie Morin)
Zbibgniew Scheller .... construction foreman (as Zbish Scheller)
John Wilcox .... paint coordinator
Jean Brophey .... on-set dresser (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Anke Bakker .... sound supervisor
Brian Campbell .... dialogue editor
Jay Cheetham .... backgrounds editor
Jacqueline Cristianini .... adr supervisor
Jacqueline Cristianini .... dialogue supervisor
Kris Fenske .... sound designer
Devan Kraushar .... sound effects editor
Jason Mauza .... foley editor
Laurie Melhus .... audio post-production coordinator
Glen Noseworthy .... adr mixer
Iain Pattison .... re-recording mixer
Sebastian Salm .... sound mixer
Adam Sharpe .... re-recording mixer
Paul A. Sharpe .... re-recording mixer (as Paul Sharpe)
Shane Shemko .... foley artist
Colin Smith .... boom operator
Cam Wagner .... foley artist
Matthew Wilson .... sound effects editor
Todd R. Mason .... sound effects recordist (uncredited)
 
Special Effects by
Derek Heselton .... best boy special effects
Wayne Szybunka .... special effects coordinator
Mike Hyrman .... special effects technician (uncredited)
Lino Stavole .... special effects technician: mold department (uncredited)
Chris Sturges .... special effects technician (uncredited)
Attila Vaski .... lead/fab/asst (uncredited)
 
Visual Effects by
Steve Au .... CG artist
Matt Belbin .... digital effects editor (as Matthew Belbin)
Sébastien Bergeron .... digital effects supervisor (as Sebastien Bergeron)
Michael Goddard .... CG artist (as Mike Goddard)
Annabelle Kent .... digital compositing artist
Muzaffer Korkut .... cg artist (as Muzzaffer Korkut)
Lionel Lim .... digital compositing artist
Adam Marisett .... CG artist
Mladen Miholjcic .... CG artist
Stephen Paschke .... CG artist
Bryce Rieger .... digital compositing artist
Lisa K. Sepp .... visual effects producer (as Lisa Sepp-Wilson)
Philippe Thibault .... digital compositing artist (as Phillipe Thibault)
Jonah West .... digital compositing artist
Lee Wilson .... visual effects supervisor
Jayson Castro .... visual effects production assistant (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Jim Dunn .... stunt coordinator
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Sandy Cooper .... first assistant camera
Mike Kolafa .... gaffer (as Michael Kolafa)
Jos Oman .... first assistant camera
Steve Sherlock .... key grip
Jared Smith .... best boy lighting
Shai Vera .... best boy grip (as Shae Vera)
Peter Wilke .... camera operator: "b" camera (as Peter Wilkie)
Richard Wilson .... camera operator: "a" camera
Ian Gariepy .... dolly grip: "b" camera (uncredited)
Aaron Haesler .... second assistant camera (uncredited)
Lane Koch .... first assistant camera (uncredited)
Jeremy Spofford .... second assistant camera (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Sandra-Ken Freeman .... extras casting (as Sandra Ken-Freeman)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Glenna Owen .... assistant costume designer
Tyler Tone .... costume set supervisor
Debra Torpe .... costume truck supervisor (uncredited)
 
Editorial Department
Nathan Atkins .... assistant editor
Richard Cordes .... color timer
Andrea Dixon .... color timer
Matt Venables .... post-production coordinator
Mike Williamson .... editorial coordinator
Edoardo Brizio .... assistant editor (uncredited)
 
Music Department
Mike Beckett .... music editor
Silvia Gavarotti .... musician: soprano voice
Jennifer Ross .... music supervisor
Ed Shearmur .... composer: main title music (as Edward Shearmur)
Claudio Simonetti .... music arranger
 
Transportation Department
Louie Hausner .... transportation captain
John Swetlikoe .... transportation coordinator
Duane Shearer .... office driver (uncredited)
Jovan Vujatovic .... picture car coordinator (uncredited)
 
Other crew
Christine Barrie .... stand-in
Michael Bishop .... key production assistant
Genessa Davis .... assistant production coordinator
Jim Desroches .... production coordinator (as James Desroches)
Annie Doyon .... assistant accountant
Dana Dubé .... animal wrangler (as Dana Duke)
Scott 'Big Dog' Franklin .... assistant location manager (as Scott Franklin)
Cameron Grierson .... assistant to producer
Cameron Grierson .... script coordinator
Richter Hartig .... production auditor: IDT Entertainment (as Richter Q. Hartig)
Dave Harvey .... assistant accountant
Elissa Howarth .... production administration manager: IDT Entertainment
Alison Hunter .... script supervisor
Andrea Kaufman .... production coordinator: IDT Entertainment (as Andrea M. Kaufman)
Katy Lew .... executive administrator
Susan Nestibo .... location manager
Ross Redhead .... assistant to producers
Adrian Salpeter .... assistant to producers
Stephen Tibbetts .... stand-in (as Stephen Tibbets)
Bill Vigars .... unit publicist
Beverly Wiens .... production accountant
Anthony Bortolussi .... on-set key production assistant (uncredited)
Stephanie Brown .... production assistant (uncredited)
Nancy Heller .... office manager: Anthem Visual Effects (uncredited)
Krista Johnston .... clearance (uncredited)
Simona Pandele .... production assistant (uncredited)
 
Thanks
Louis Schwartzberg .... acknowledgment: stock footage provided by
Dan Walton .... thanks (uncredited)
 
Crew believed to be complete


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Additional Details

Runtime:
58 min | Germany:54 min (cut)
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Certification:
USA:TV-MA | Australia:R (2007) | Germany:18 (DVD rating) (cut) | Italy:VM14 | Germany:18 (TV rating) (cut)

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13 out of 19 people found the following review useful.
Argento, once again, pushes the line, 3 December 2006
8/10
Author: from Greece

Undoubtfully both the episodes Italian mastermind Dario Argento has done for Masters of Horror were some of the most disturbing episodes for the series. This one, although not a match for Miikes "Imprint" truly is extreme. The basic concept is about raccoon pelts forcing anyone touching them to kill them selves. And they do with some pretty disturbing and explicitly gory ways. Adding tons of nudity to the mix this must be the most extreme episode of season 2 and a very solid (while not overwhelming) episode. The camera work, while not as stunning as some of Argento's previous works, is very good. The script flows smoothly and, while not twisty at any point, keeps the watcher interested. Acting is decent (always Argento's downfall is bad acting) and the special effects so and so. The music is very good and Claudio Simoneti manages not to sound like his former band, the Goblin. To sum up it is a very solid episode that won't be a series highlight (I think "Cigare Burns" gets it) or a season highlight (I'm torn between Carpenter and Landis) but surely is one of the good ones in a relatively mediocre season

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