Tourist Trap  (1979)

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  |  Color  |  90 Minutes
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The movie Tourist Trap, released in 1979 and directed by David Schmoeller with Nicholas Josef von Sternberg as cinematographer and editing by Ted Nicolaou.
Directed by | David Schmoeller
Cinematography by | Nicholas Josef von Sternberg
Edited by | Ted Nicolaou
Cameras
Sound Systems
Mono
Country | USA
Language | English
Genres | Horror

Editing System
Finishing System
 
➤ Cast
Mr. Slausen
Mannequin
Mannequin
Waxwork Grandfather
Mask - Laugh
➤ Directed by
➤ Cinematography by
Director Of Photography
➤ Written by
➤ Edited by
➤ Produced by
Associate Producer
Executive Producer
Associate Producer
Executive Producer: Compass International
➤ Original Music by
➤ Art Direction by
Art Director
➤ Second Unit & Assistant Directors
First Assistant Director
Second Assistant Director
➤ Camera & Electrical Department
Electrician
Electrician
Key Grip
Still Photographer
Electrician
Camera Operator
Best Boy Grip
First Assistant Camera
Best Boy Electric
Second Assistant Camera
Electrician
➤ Editorial Department
Assistant Film Editor
Assistant Film Editor
➤ Special Effects Department
Special Effects
➤ Art Department
Associate Art Director
Assistant Art Director
Set Designer
➤ Sound Department
Boom Operator
Re-recording Mixer
Location Sound
Sound Effects
Sound Effects
Sound Effects
➤ Makeup Department
Special Masks And Mannequin Effects
Special Masks And Mannequin Effects
Special Masks And Mannequin Effects
Makeup Artist / Special Masks And Mannequin Effects
Special Masks And Mannequin Effects
➤ Costume & Wardrobe Department
Assistant Wardrobe
➤ Music Department
➤ Stunt Department
Stunt Coordinator
➤ Additional Crew Members
Production Consultant
Production Secretary
Production Assistant
Production Accountant
Script Supervisor
Production Accountant
Production Assistant
Production Assistant
Production Coordinator
Production Assistant
Presenter
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