Open Graves

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Open Graves is a 2007 horror film, directed by Álvaro de Armiñán and written by Bruce A. Taylor and Roderick Taylor. The film stars Eliza Dushku, Mike Vogel and Naike Rivelli.^[1]

1 Cast
2 Plot
3 Trivia
4 References
5 External links

[edit] Cast

Starring:

Eliza Dushku: Erica
Mike Vogel: Jason
Naike Rivelli
Iman Nazemzadeh: Tamas
Alex O'Dogherty
Gary Piquer
Martxelo Rubio

[edit] Plot

Eliza Dushku in a promo picture for Open Graves.

An old game named "Mamba", with a mysterious past, falls into the hands of a group of students. After a good day of surf and a celebration interrupted by a storm, curiosity leads the group of young people to play although they do not know anything on it; neither its sinister origin, nor its inherent powers. The young people who lost in the game begin to suffer horrible deaths. One after another they start dying in strange circumstances. The survivors, terrified, are able to learn that these deaths are related to the game and its malignant force: "Those that participate in the game and lose will die; those that are able to win will be able to request a wish". Jason (Mike Vogel), the young North American who found the game and unconsciously introduced it between its friends, decides that he must risk his own life to undo the course of the game and to save his friends. In this task he will be accompanied by Erica (Eliza Dushku) a beautiful surfer girl that he've just met and that he has fallen in love. Jason and Erica play again to try to win and to recover their friends through Mamba.^[2]^[3]

[edit] Trivia

The movie was shot in Spain from October to November.
Open Graves was initially called "Mamba".
Movie budget: $6.5 million
Tomas played by Iman Nazemzadeh, is a local Spanish surfer who joins in the playing of the game and meets a horrific, untimely death.