En su cumpleaños número 21, Alex trabaja tarde en un parque de diversiones. Sus amigos planean sorprenderla, pero un asesino enmascarado como Mickey Mouse comienza un peligroso juego en el q... Leer todoEn su cumpleaños número 21, Alex trabaja tarde en un parque de diversiones. Sus amigos planean sorprenderla, pero un asesino enmascarado como Mickey Mouse comienza un peligroso juego en el que ella debe sobrevivir.En su cumpleaños número 21, Alex trabaja tarde en un parque de diversiones. Sus amigos planean sorprenderla, pero un asesino enmascarado como Mickey Mouse comienza un peligroso juego en el que ella debe sobrevivir.
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- TriviaThe mask used in the film is actually a vintage 1960s Mickey Mouse mask, albeit repainted in black and white.
- ErroresAlex states her surprise birthday party that night is 2 weeks before her actual 21st birthday. 10 minutes later she says "why don't we go to a real bar so I can have my first legal drink?"
- Créditos curiososAfter the end credits, there is an additional scene with Rebecca in the prison cell.
- Versiones alternativasIn the Extended Edition (in the USA coming in October 2024 with an updated runtime of 10 minutes to make it 90 minutes), the extended scenes show a swarm of insects (flies, wasps, gnats, hornets, scarab beetles, bees, and mosquitos) and spotted/striped hyenas (escaped from the zoo and summoned by Alex herself) terrorizing the guests in the amusement arcade and followed by lions, tigers, bears, leopards, vultures, peacocks, elephants, cougars, dogs, cats, mice, wolves, rhinos, antelope, cheetahs, giraffes, spiders, buffalo, swans, deer, zebras, wolverines, monkeys, gazelles, ravens, ostriches, owls, scorpions, jackals, crocodiles, hippos, snakes, eagles, gorillas, baboons, rats, foxes, and other animals that are pets, farm animals, and wildlife (also escaped from the zoo and houses like the hyenas to join the other animals). Alex runs away from the amusement arcade (destroyed by the animals) and into the hotel. A vulture and a monkey are trained by Alex to be loyal exotic pets. The animals (led by Alex) stop the game (by Mickey Mouse), destroy the game, and pounce on Mickey. In the after-credits scene to make it extended after the scene (with Rebecca in the prison cell), the animals (led by Alex) are Alex's good exotic pets leading into a sequel. This extended film edition is based on Wild Beasts (1984).
- ConexionesFeatured in The Bolt Report: Episode #13.201 (2024)
- Bandas sonorasCoke Syrup
Written by Joedin Morelock & Zachary Cavor
Courtesy of sonaBLAST Records & Enabler No. 6 Records
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It wasn't the absolute worst... I've said this about a lot of these type films. I've seen worse, acting, editing, directing, and cinematography (I grew up on 80's B-Movie horror)... but, it just didn't have anything redeeming about it.
I get that you need to put this out with as small a budget as possible, but you end up with a medicocre film when there's only one person with more than 1 acting credit (other than this film) to their name.
It's painfully obvious (without even looking at their IMDB pages) which have experience and those that do not. It looks like a mediocre student film... there's no chemistry between any of the characters. They all look like they're just waiting their turn to read the lines... just not convincing as real dialogue.
Even the main actor (who has more credits to her name than the rest combined) isn't great... although, MUCH better than the rest. They literally look like they were chosen because they'd work for the exposure.
I have no issues with any of the dozen+ horror films of characters coming into the public domain, that are coming out. I just wish they were better done. I can't believe I'm saying this , but BOTH Winnie-the-Pooh horror films were actually better. I struggled to give this as many as 3 stars.
I get that you need to put this out with as small a budget as possible, but you end up with a medicocre film when there's only one person with more than 1 acting credit (other than this film) to their name.
It's painfully obvious (without even looking at their IMDB pages) which have experience and those that do not. It looks like a mediocre student film... there's no chemistry between any of the characters. They all look like they're just waiting their turn to read the lines... just not convincing as real dialogue.
Even the main actor (who has more credits to her name than the rest combined) isn't great... although, MUCH better than the rest. They literally look like they were chosen because they'd work for the exposure.
I have no issues with any of the dozen+ horror films of characters coming into the public domain, that are coming out. I just wish they were better done. I can't believe I'm saying this , but BOTH Winnie-the-Pooh horror films were actually better. I struggled to give this as many as 3 stars.
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- 17 ago 2024
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- The Mouse Trap
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- Ottawa, Ontario, Canadá(Funhaven Arcade)
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- USD 60,595
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 20 minutos
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