Killing Ariel
“It Won't Stay Dead.”
Synopsis
One night, a female demon attacks Rick, a contentedly married man. Under the spell of the demon, he takes a beautiful young woman, Ariel, off to an isolated house for a weekend fling. There, bizarre and frightening things happen, and accidentally Rick kills Ariel. But she won't stay dead. He soon realizes that she is the demon that first attacked him. He defends himself by killing her again. And again. But no matter how many times he kills her, she keeps coming back
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Killing Ariel - Movie TrailerOfficial
Type: Trailer • Published 2009-05-11
Top Cast
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Michael Brainard
Rick
Axelle Cummings
Ariel
Joseph Gatt
Incubus
Lindsley Allen
Sally
Steven Lamprinos
Bradley
Lauren Mary Kim
Tai Chi Woman
Maggie Fine
Sekretärin
Stacey Martino
Rick's Mother
Suzete Belouin
Karen
Gary Edward
Jerry
Lisa Franks
Julia
Paul Mackley
Gas Station Attendant
Miguel Nájera
Psychiatrist
Sal Romeo
Nicholas
Shana Betz
Nancy
Bradley Whitfield
Rick's Father
Release History & Theatrical Window
June 16, 2009
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Financials & Box Office Performance
Production Budget
$1.5M
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
Pending
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Fred Calvert, David J. Negrón Jr.
- Screenplay & Story
- Fred Calvert
- Original Title
- Killing Ariel
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 26m
- Production Budget
- $1.5M
- Production Studios
- DJN Studios Inc.
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Fred Calvert, David J. Negrón Jr.
Fred Calvert
David Dechant
Fred Calvert, David J. Negrón Jr., America Young
Department Leadership Roster
Fred Calvert
Director
David J. Negrón Jr.
Director
Fred Calvert
Writer
Fred Calvert
Producer
David Dechant
Director of Photography
David J. Negrón Jr.
Producer
America Young
Producer
Age Classification & Content Advisories
Official viewer rating standards and content warnings across international classification boards.
R: Restricted — Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian.
International Certification Matrix
FSK 16 — Restricted to viewers aged 16 and older.
Restricted — Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Killing Ariel
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What is Killing Ariel about?
One night, a female demon attacks Rick, a contentedly married man. Under the spell of the demon, he takes a beautiful young woman, Ariel, off to an isolated house for a weekend fling. There, bizarre and frightening things happen, and accidentally Rick kills Ariel. But she won't stay dead. He soon realizes that she is the demon that first attacked him. He defends himself by killing her again. And again. But no matter how many times he kills her, she keeps coming back
Who directed Killing Ariel?
Killing Ariel was directed by Fred Calvert, David J. Negrón Jr..
Who stars in Killing Ariel?
The principal cast of Killing Ariel includes Michael Brainard, Axelle Cummings, Joseph Gatt, Lindsley Allen, Steven Lamprinos.
When was Killing Ariel released and how long is it?
Killing Ariel was released in 2008 with a total runtime of 1h 26m.
What is the age rating and content advisory for Killing Ariel?
Killing Ariel holds official age classifications: DE: 16 (FSK 16 — Restricted to viewers aged 16 and older.); US: R (Restricted — Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian.).