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Video Surveillance | Neighbor
Two high school filmmakers decide to create the illusion of a haunting on an unsuspecting neighbor.
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Two high school filmmakers decide to create the illusion of a haunting on an unsuspecting neighbor.
Box Office Collection 90,573 USD
The courtroom scenes show a Kentucky flag in the background. Indicating the events take place in Kentucky.
The film was screened at the South by Southwest Film Festival under the title "The Waiting", which was changed once Vertical Entertainment bought the distribution rights.
End credits for the film feature the same font as the movie "Poltergeist." (1982)
Keir Gilchrist and Logan Miller appeared in The Stanford Prison Experiment (2015).
Keir Gilchrist (Sean) and Nik Dodani (Sanjay) are currently in a show together called A-Typical where Gilchrist is the main character who plays a teen with autism and Dodani plays his best friend.
"Officer Palmer: Got a noise complaint, you mind if I come in? Harold Grainey: Um, yeah, yeah I do. [smiles faintly]"
"Harold Grainey: [as barking dog runs to fallen trash can] Get out of here! Get out of here, you half-breed. [dog growls] Harold Grainey: Shut up! [as owner catches up] Harold Grainey: Get him out of here! Neighbor: Hey, come on - what's the problem here, man? Harold Grainey: What's the problem? Well, the problem is that your dog is pissing a mess on my property. Let him piss on your property, okay? Neighbor: [to still-barking dog] Come on, easy, easy... Harold Grainey: Maybe I should teach him a lesson. Keep that son of a bitch on a leash, okay? Because the next time, if it happens again, I'm going to cut him in four pieces and send him home in this can. [tense silence] Neighbor: [to dog, while looking at Grainey] Let's go, boy."
