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Promotional poster for Vacancy | ||
Starring | Kate Beckinsale Luke Wilson Frank Whaley | |
Directed by | Nimród Antal | |
Produced by | Stacy Cramer Hal Lieberman Brian Paschal | |
Written by | Mark L. Smith | |
Distributed by | Screen Gems | |
Released | April 20 2007 | |
language | English | |
AMG Info | All Movie Guide | |
IMDB Info | 0452702 on IMDb |
Vacancy is a 2007 horror/thriller which stars Luke Wilson and Kate Beckinsale. It was distributed by Screen Gems and was released to the public on April 20, 2007. Production was scheduled to commence in August 2006 with Nimród Antal signing on to direct it.
Early on, it was thought that Sarah Jessica Parker was going to be in the film. A September 2006 article in The Hollywood Reporter announced that Kate Beckinsale had signed on to replace Parker
Plot Summary
David (Luke Wilson) and Amy Fox's (Kate Beckinsale) car breaks down in the middle of nowhere. The bickering couple decide to spend the night in a motel, home to a creepy manager named Mason (Frank Whaley). Soon after they discover that the low-budget slasher movies they're watching on the room's television are not fake and were filmed in the very room in which they're staying. They are afraid they'll become a part of a similar snuff film. After lots of in-between bickering, they crawl through an underground tunnel to escape from their room, which leads to the lobby of the motel. David and Amy struggle to get out alive while cameras watch what is going on. They are able to make a 9-1-1 call, which summons a police officer to the premises, but he is killed by one of the accomplices who helps make the films, David is eventually stabbed by one of the accomplices as Amy watches from a secure hiding spot. In the end, Amy kills the thugs with her car and, after a long battle to defeat the manager, succeeds in killing him. The film ends with David regaining consciousness after Amy makes another call to 911.
Sequel
A sequel is now being made. It will be written by Mark L. Smith, the same writer from the first one, and directed by Eric Bross. It will be starring Trevor Wright as Caleb. For other cast members, go to the link "http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1204979/."
External links
- Official Site
- Review Vacancy at the Internet Movie Database
- Antal In Talks To Direct Vacancy
- Killer Movies
- Rope Of Silicon
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