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6.8 / 10(4 votes)IMDb19861h 27mCanada, United States of America

Mania

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Topics:#episodes

Synopsis

Horror anthology with segments entitled: "See No Evil", "The Intruder", "Have a Nice Day" and "The Good Samaritan".

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
John Sheppard, Paul Lynch, David M. Robertson
Screenplay & Story
Peter R. Simpson
Original Score
Paul Zaza
Original Title
Mania
Country of Origin
Canada, United States of America
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1h 27m
Production Studios
Allarcom Limited, Téléfilm Canada, British Columbia Television, CFCF-TV, CFCN Communications

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

John Sheppard, Paul Lynch, David M. Robertson

Screenplay & Story

Peter R. Simpson

Original Score & Music

Paul Zaza

Department Leadership Roster

John Sheppard

Director

Paul Lynch

Paul Lynch

Director

David M. Robertson

Director

Peter R. Simpson

Writer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Mania.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mania

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Mania about?

Horror anthology with segments entitled: "See No Evil", "The Intruder", "Have a Nice Day" and "The Good Samaritan".

Who directed Mania?

Mania was directed by John Sheppard, Paul Lynch, David M. Robertson.

Who stars in Mania?

The principal cast of Mania includes Wayne Robson, Richard Monette, Deborah Grover, Stephen Hunter, Lenore Zann.

When was Mania released and how long is it?

Mania was released in 1986 with a total runtime of 1h 27m.

Who composed the musical score for Mania?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Mania was composed by Paul Zaza.