Ghost Lake (film)

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Ghost Lake
Directed by	Jay Woelfel
Produced by	Johnnie J. Young
Written by	Jay Woelfel
Starring	Tatum Adair Timothy Prindle Gregory Lee Kenyon Azure Sky Decker Chuck Franklin Damian Maffei
Music by	Jay Woelfel
Cinematography	Paul Deng
Editing by	Jonathan Ammon Jay Woelfel
Distributed by	American World Pictures (AWP) Velocity Home Entertainment
Release date(s)	May 17, 2005
Running time	111 min.
Language	English
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Ghost Lake is a 2004 horror film starring Tatum Adair, Timothy Prindle, Gregory Lee Kenyon, Azure Sky Decker, Chuck Franklin, Damian Maffei, Dan Metcalf, Linda Brown and Raymond Suriani. The film was written and directed by Jay Woelfel and produced by Johnnie J. Young of Young Wolf Productions.

The film was shot in late 2003 on location in and around Rushford Lake, Scio and Wellsville in western New York.

[edit] Plot

Grieving over the death of her parents, Rebecca (Tatum Adair) escapes to her family cottage at Rushford Lake to seek solace in being by herself. But instead, she encounters a series of supernatural events that test her sanity and endanger the lives of everyone in the small town when ghosts from several drowning victims begin to rise from the depths of the murky lake to seek new victims.

[edit] Trivia

Rushford Lake in New York is a real place. The history of the lake is also real. The remains of two towns lie submerged at the bottom of the lake which was created by the construction of a dam in 1930.
Rebecca's cottage in the film was actually used as the living quarters for nearly the entire cast and crew during filming. The garage to the next door cottage was initially used as the makeup and effects room, but was later moved to the basement of Rebecca's cottage.