He's Out to Get You Trailer

He's Out to Get You Trailer (2019)

"Without family, who will watch your back?" 07 December 2019 Thriller, TV Movie 83 mins

Megan suffers a major tragedy when her son and husband are killed in a car crash. After four years in a mental health institution, she goes to stay with her brother in her hometown, to attempt to get her life back together. But once Megan arrives, her brother disappears. And now none of the townspeople remember him ever existing! Is Megan losing her mind, or is there something more nefarious at work here?

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Cast

Rob Mayes

as Duke

Bart Johnson

as Brunson

Lindsay Hartley

as Dr. Landford

Stephanie Erb

as Nancy Allendale

Sly Green

as Gary

Mariette Hartley

as Ellen Snow

Jean St. James

as Rita Anderson

Randy Crowder

as Eldon Anderson

Crew

Austin Krier

Austin Krier Sound Designer

Austyn Cuccia

Austyn Cuccia Hairstylist

Brooke Zhytoriewski

Brooke Zhytoriewski First Assistant Camera

Curtis Davis

Curtis Davis First Assistant Camera

Raymond McCann

Raymond McCann Second Second Assistant Director

Atkin Korkis

Atkin Korkis Unit Production Manager

Shaun Pretorius

Shaun Pretorius Transportation Coordinator

Kevin Santiago

Kevin Santiago Sound Mixer

Mladen Djurdjanovic

Mladen Djurdjanovic Best Boy Grip

Kimberly Stanphill

Kimberly Stanphill Casting Assistant

International Titles

He's Out to Get You Trailer

The House on the Hill Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 18 August 2020

United States 07 December 2019

Production Companies

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