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Genre:
Horror
Tagline:
Evil has a new address... Yours!
Plot:
A young serial killer preys on families during lightning storms.



Eric Peter-Kaiser ... Jack Riley

Michele Morrow ... Karen Cook

Sam Skoryna ... Chris Watts
Lynn Lowry ... Mrs. Riley

Noel Gugliemi ... Detective Anderson

Kelly Ryan ... Margie Caffola

Tiffany Shepis ... Officer Armando

Nic Nac ... Ted The Delivery Man

Nathan Bexton ... The Manager

Billy Morrison ... Detective Beck

Joel Brooks ... Officer Wytynek

Mark Elias ... Ryan

Ben Tolpin ... Newscaster Don Drury

Kim Knight ... Tracy Caffola

Kyle Sanders ... Young Jack

Anna-Marie Wayne ... Laverne

Miriam Korn ... (voice)

M. Steven Felty ... Sgt. Pignataro

Amanda Normington ... Pam Wytynek

Michael Patrick Breen ... Mr. O'Donnell
Jack Sanderson ... Robert Caffola
Joshua Lou Friedman ... Detective Barmack

Les Mahoney ... Detective

Matt Santoro ... Detective Mathieson

Teri Pluma ... Mrs. O'Donnell

Monica Alvarez ... Neighbor
Dakota Carter ... Mark Caffola

Julianne Bianchi ... Mrs. Cook
Silvio Fama ... Mr. Cook
Aaron Borghello ... Police Officer 2 (as Aaron Borghel)

Kyle Loethen ... Rick Green
John Skoryna ... Karl
James Williams ... Nick Cook



Basement Jack scared the daylights out of me, 5 May 2008
8/10
Author: intoflicks from United States

I caught the premiere of this film at the Fangoria Convention in Los Angeles and I'm glad I did. It was interesting how they got into the thoughts of the serial killer. This just wasn't a guy with a knife killing teens in the woods. Technically this indie movie was as good as any Hollywood film. The acting was okay. The actress that played the mother was really scary. There are some nice kills in the movie. The story had great twists on the usual slasher stuff and my friend kept quoting one line from the movie "Stabbing a person is just rude!" Basement Jack is definitely as cool as Jason, Michael and Freddy. I stayed for the Q & A afterwards, which I never do, and found the filmmakers were very friendly and informative. I hope this comes to DVD soon. All true horror fans will like Basement Jack.