The Legend of Bloody Mary (2008)

Director:

John Stecenko

Writers:

Dominick R. Domingo (writer)
John Stecenko (writer)

Genre:

Horror | Thriller

Tagline:

I Believe in Mary Worth

Plot:

Ryan has been plagued with nightmares since the night his sister Amy went missing 8 years earlier after...

Plot Keywords:

College | Witch | Priest | Ghost | Nudity

Cast

Paul Preiss	...	Ryan
Robert J. Locke	...	Father O'Neal
Caitlin Wachs	...	Mary Worth
Nicole Aiken	...	Nicole
Brittany Miller	...	Jen
Rachel Taylor	...	Amy
Stephen Macht	...	Magistrate
Irina Costa	...	Rachel
Dean O'Gorman	...	Reverend Whittaker
Cooper Campbell	...	Clair
Joseph Domingo	...	Detective Romano
Elissa Dowling	...	Mary Winters
Jackie Kreisler	...	Mary Worth Corpse
Kristen Dalto	...	Maggie
Joseph Battaglia	...	Young Ryan
Lauren Phillips	...	Ashley
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Clifford Bañagale	...	Cafe guy
Dianne Curwick	...	Mrs. Whittaker

Directed by
John Stecenko

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Dominick R. Domingo		writer
John Stecenko		writer

Produced by
Robert Ahrens	....	producer
Mark Bredahl	....	co-executive producer
Mike Budacheck	....	co-executive producer
Keith Collea	....	co-producer
Joseph Domingo	....	executive producer
Cherelle George	....	line producer
Frank Gresik	....	co-executive producer
Frank Iatarola	....	co-executive producer
Hal Kessler	....	executive producer
Robert J. Locke	....	producer
Grant Sawyer	....	producer
John Stecenko	....	producer
Paul Stecenko	....	co-producer

Original Music by
Steven Keifer

Cinematography by
Joe Hendrick
John Stecenko

Film Editing by
Ricky Hayner

Casting by
Joe Adams
Robert J. Locke

Costume Design by
Sharron Domingo
Anne Niermeyer

Makeup Department
Maria Lambert	....	key makeup artist
Maria Lambert	....	special makeup effects artist
Cynthia Ann Richards	....	assistant makeup artist

Production Management
Cherelle George	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Benjamin Adams	....	first assistant director
Dominick R. Domingo	....	second unit director
Dana Keating	....	second assistant director
Kasia Kelly	....	second second assistant director
Kelly Kenny	....	second assistant director
Anna Moulaison-Massey	....	first assistant director
Andrew Stetson	....	second second assistant director

Sound Department
Andrew Edelman	....	sound mixer
Fred Stuben	....	sound mixer: additional photography
Denzil Xavier	....	sound mixer

Visual Effects by
Gordon Fales	....	visual effects supervisor

Camera and Electrical Department
Lyle Cervenka	....	still photographer
Wil E. Coyete	....	best boy electric
Michael Kowalczyk	....	still photographer
Robin Mallard	....	gaffer
Joe Mobijob	....	key grip
Rob Staliano	....	first assistant camera
Sal Trock	....	best boy grip

Editorial Department
Sonya Mattson	....	assistant editor

Other crew
Erin Forrest	....	script supervisor
Dana Keating	....	production coordinator

Thanks
Mark Bredahl	....	special thanks
Sam Eigen	....	special thanks
Lydia and Angelo Giannakopoulos	....	special thanks
Brandon Paine	....	special thanks
Robin Reinhardt	....	special thanks
Dino Spencer	....	special thanks
Victor Stecenko	....	special thanks
Brian Sweet	....	special thanks
Shawn M. Thompson	....	special thanks
Tom Tsatas	....	special thanks
Shawn T	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• MK4 Productions

Distributors

• Lions Gate Films (2008) (USA) (DVD)
• Grindstone Entertainment Group (2008) (USA) (all media)

Other Companies

• Leomark Studios  sound post-production
• Red Cam Studios  post-production facilities

MPAA:

Rated R for some violence, language and sexuality/nudity.

Runtime:

93 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo (RCA Sound System)

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

Long Island, New York, USA

Company:

MK4 Productions

Mary Worth, more like Mary Worthless

Mary Worth (Caitlin Wachs from Thirteen Days and Air Bud 3) is a woman living in the 16th century, after she's accused of carrying Satan's child by her Puritan brethren and her face cut up horribly with shards of mirror, she haunts all the mirrors. In the present day, Ryan is having nightmares about his sister, while his professor/ priest is planning an archaeological dig up the remains of the same aforementioned Puritanical colony. We also get flashbacks to 2001 (when Amy, Ryan's sister went missing).

I found this to be an endlessly talky, horribly acted, boring little horror film that, try as I may, I just couldn't get into. It's also full of idiotic dialog that threatened to make my eyes bleed and brain melt. Furthermore the supposed 'scares' are largely nonexistent. Mary Worth, more like Mary Worthless.

Eye Candy: Irina Costa gets topless

My Grade: D