Deadly Friend Duke Mitchell using genuinely original FX and

using genuinely original FX and creep camerawork to great effect

two rival punk bands and their unruly mobs of fans gather for a Battle of the Bands-style protest against the construction of a nuclear powerplant

Special Features:-Audio Commentary by Director Stephen Sommers and Editor Bob Ducsay-Interview with actor Wes Studi-Interview with actor Kevin O'Connor-Interview with actor Anthony Heald-Interview with second unit director Dean Cundey -Interview with VFX John Berton (ILM)-Interview with VFX Van Ling (Banned from the Ranch Entertainment)-Interview with Brad Proctor (SFX/Make-Up)-Interview with Doug Morrow (SFX/Make-Up)-Interview with Cinematographer Howard Atherton-ILM Behind-the-Scenes Extras (Animatic Sequence/Creature/Tests/Etc

Following the success of his debut feature

Deadly Friend Duke Mitchell using genuinely original FX andFrom director Wes Craven (A Nightmare On Elm Street, Scream) comes a terrifying tale of technology gone haywire! Lonely teenage genius Paul (Matthew Labyorteaux, Barbarians At The Gate), a specialist in brain research, has two best friends: his remarkable robot and the beautiful girl next door (Kristy Swanson, Buffy The Vampire Slayer). When tragedy strikes both of his friends, he desperately tries to save them by pushing technology beyond its mortal