The Scary of Sixty-First

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The Scary of Sixty-First

2021

Directed by Dasha Nekrasova

Two roommates’ lives are upended after finding out that their new Manhattan apartment harbors a dark secret.

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Betsey Brown Madeline Quinn Dasha Nekrasova Mark H. Rapaport Jason Grisell Stephen Gurewitz Michael M. Bilandic Ruby McCollister Aaron Dalla Villa Anna Khachiyan

Director

Dasha Nekrasova

Producers

Adam Mitchell Matthew Barrett Jonathan Rapaport Melisande Bliss Mark H. Rapaport

Writers

Madeline Quinn Dasha Nekrasova

Editor

Sophie Corra

Cinematography

Hunter Zimny

Assistant Directors

Melisande Bliss Jono Eshleman

Executive Producers

Charmaine Kowalski Alex Hughes Richard Tannenbaum Lenny Vigden David Peretz

Lighting

Alex Lu

Camera Operator

Jordan Tetewsky

Additional Photography

Alexander Huggins Grace Pendleton Ben Elias

Production Design

Kyle Brown

Art Direction

Charlie Chaspooley Robinson

Set Decoration

Peixuan Wang

Visual Effects

Benjamin Brewer

Title Design

Lenny Vigden

Stunts

Korey Fackler

Composer

Eli Keszler

Sound

Nora Linde Lidia Tamplenizza Louis Miller

Costume Design

Victoria Cronin

Makeup

Beatrice Sniper

Studios

Spacemaker Productions Carnegie Hill Entertainment Kinematics

Country

USA

Language

English

Alternative Titles

The Scary of Sixty-First Street, The Scary of 61st Street, Ужас на 61-й улице, 스케어리 오브 식스티-퍼스트, 六十一号的恐怖, Жах на 61-й вулиці, 租屋寓到鬼

Genres

Mystery Horror Thriller

Themes

Horror, the undead and monster classics Twisted dark psychological thriller Dreamlike, quirky, and surreal storytelling Challenging or sexual themes & twists Gory, gruesome, and slasher horror Gothic and eerie haunting horror Show All…

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28 Apr 2021
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