Under the Bed

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Cast & Crew

Jonny Weston
Neal Hausman

Gattlin Griffith
Paulie Hausman

Peter Holden
Terry Hausman

Musetta Vander
Angela Hausman

Kelcie Stranahan
Cara Evans

Bryan Rasmussen
Mr. Evans

Nikki Griffin
Maggie

Tyler Steelman
Richard Evans

Sam Kindseth
Robert Evans

Ivan Djurovic

Steven C. Miller
Director

Eric Stolze
Screenwriter

William Clevinger
Producer

Brad Miska
Producer

Tom Owen
Producer

Steven C. Miller
Executive Producer

Zak Zeman
Executive Producer

Joseph White
Cinematographer

Steven C. Miller
Film Editing

Ryan Dodson
Original Music

Phillip Boutte Jr.
Production Design

Tyler Jensen
Art Director

Brittany Blaise
Set Decoration

Ambre Wrigley
Costume Design

Ricki Maslar
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Audience Reviews for Under the Bed

• Jul 29, 2018

  I watch mostly independent horror films, because when it comes to this genre, Hollywood is just too afraid to try anything different. When you see a horror film in theaters, it seems like all you get is either a slasher film with a ton of blood, a serial killer movie with lots of gore, or a supernatural thriller with nothing but jump scares. Real horror is supposed to be scary and is supposed to be something that sticks with you, but it's rare that a film can do that anymore, and Under The Bed is no exception. I can sum up this film by simply saying it's an hour of goosebumps, ten minutes of ridiculously over the top gore, and a whole five minutes of stranger things, thrown in at the end, for an attempt at originality. Not only was this a horror movie that I would call boring, but the cast was just plain annoying and written to be beyond stupid. If not for the writers love of the F word, combined with the last fifteen minutes of the film, Under The Bed could literally have been a Goosebump. Jonny Weston stars, and the future Project Almanac star, really was the only bright spot. This was one of his first films, but he at least has a clue as to how to live in the moment and build up the intensity. Weston's character had an interesting background and even a couple of funny one-liners, aside from that, this film has absolutely nothing. For those of us who love independent films, we are always taking a risk, knowing that a lot of times we're seeing newcomers. A lot of these films are something different, new, and refreshing, but other times they reek of inexperience and are completely lacking in originality. Under The Bed is yet another example of the latter.
  Todd S Super Reviewer
• Jun 03, 2013

  Was this ever bad... The acting and dialogue are beyond atrocious, it made me cringe everytime these actors opened their mouth. I actually felt embarassed for them. Wouldn't be a problem if the movie wasn't such a drag that doesn't go anywhere, featuring a bland monster that feeds on dead tissue (???), hides under a bed and also behind a shit ton of plot holes and inconsistencies that make little sense in the end. There's some solid deaths in the end but the set up is so stupid they become quickly laughable. "RUUUUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!" - dad with male boobs so so bad...
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