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Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
Freddy, Jason, Michael. We all need someone to look up to.
Freddy, Jason, Michael. We all need someone to look up to.
Comedy, Horror, Thriller - 2006
Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
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The next great psycho horror slasher has given a documentary crew exclusive access to his life as he plans his reign of terror over the sleepy town of Glen Echo, all the while deconstructing the conventions and archetypes of the horror genre for them.
Director:
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Scott Glosserman
Cast:
,
Robert Englund
,
Scott Wilson
,
Zelda Rubinstein
,
Angela Goethals
,
Nathan Baesel
,
Bridgett Newton
,
Kate Lang Johnson
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Kate Miner
,
Britain Spellings
,
Ben Pace

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Details

Runtime:
91 min
Release date:
29 Aug 2006
Country:
US
Languages:
English
Budget:
$0
Revenue:
$69,136
Awards:
5 wins & 3 nominations total

Top Critics Reviews

fresh:
A deconstructionist horror comedy that owes a debt to Scream and the 1992 Belgian film Man Bites Dog, Mask nevertheless has enough pitch-perfect wit to lay claim to its own patch of postmodern, movie-loving snarkiness.
– Steve Murray,
Atlanta Journal-Constitution,
22 Mar 2007
rotten:
About two-thirds in, the movie shifts gears disastrously. Made me want to haul someone into the cutting room for revenge.
– Mark Rahner,
Seattle Times,
16 Mar 2007
rotten:
The script's laughs are too widely spaced. Even before the plot takes a third-act turn into the land of kill-by-the-numbers slasher movies, the jokes drip when they should be gushing.
– Kyle Smith,
New York Post,
16 Mar 2007
fresh:
If Scott Glosserman's witty slasher spoof had celebrities, it would probably be a success like Scream or Scary Movie. As an indie, it's more apt to be a cult fave. Either way, it's a must for those who like thrills laced with humor.
– Elizabeth Weitzman,
New York Daily News,
16 Mar 2007
fresh:
There is a lot of cleverness at work here, especially when the movie switches from the Blair Witch-style shaky camera to more accomplished and atmospheric low-budget lensing.
– John Monaghan,
Detroit Free Press,
16 Mar 2007
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