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Minnie Driver

31 January 1970, Middlesex Hospital, London, England, UK

Meat Loaf

27 September 1947, Dallas, Texas, USA

Allie MacDonald

17 September 1988, Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia, Canada

Douglas Smith

22 June 1985, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Kent Nolan

26 December 1989, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

Brandon Uranowitz

Ephraim Ellis

23 February 1985, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Melanie Leishman

20 February 1989, Canada

Thomas Alderson

James McGowan

30 May 1960, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Eli Batalion

Steffi DiDomenicantonio

Darren Summersby

23 September 1998, North Bay, Ontario, Canada

Leanne Miller

Adrianna Di Liello

Ryan Bobkin

Jamie Jacqueline Burns

Greg Dunham

Ty Forhan

Dan Levy

1983, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

August 5, 1946 in Irvine, Ayrshire, Scotland, UK

Jerome Sable

Kylie Swanson

Played by: Minnie Driver

RogerEbert.com

"Stage Fright" could have been so much fun.

May 09, 2014

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SF Crowsnest

Sable's slasher entry delivers a devilish wink and is surprisingly spirited in its gruesome gumption.

July 03, 2014

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Daily Dead

Written and directed by Jerome Sable, Stage Fright is a clever, gory and wickedly fun time that truly celebrates everything we love about horror musicals with an unabashed enthusiasm that you can't help but fall in love with.

January 08, 2016

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Globe and Mail

Writer-director Jerome Sable, who co-wrote the songs with Eli Batalion, has a sharp ear for musical pastiche, from Andrew Lloyd Weber to heavy metal. But he comes up flat on the horror-musical spoof.

May 09, 2014

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Under the Radar

Stage Fright almost works as a pitch-perfect parody of '80s b-grade slashers, but succumbs to many of the genre's same weaknesses.

August 05, 2014

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Washington Post

Whether it's being sexy, jokey or homicidal, "Stage Fright" doesn't deliver the goods with sufficient spirit. It lacks the sparkle to be a truly killer show.

May 08, 2014

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Grolsch Film Works

Stage Fright mashes the gory whodunnit set-pieces of every slasher you've ever seen with the let's-put-on-a-show glee of, well, Glee, while throwing in easter-egg allusions to, inter alia, Psycho and Carrie.

August 30, 2014

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New York Times

Give the movie some zip, a few memorable songs and a stronger third act, and (to paraphrase Mr. Sondheim) something good's just out of reach.

May 08, 2014

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Variety

This horror musical has about 20 comically inspired minutes before devolving into increasingly moribund genre-spoofing territory.

May 08, 2014

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TheHorrorShow

Clear evidence of filmmakers who love musical theater and slasher flicks in equal measure.

August 24, 2015

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Los Angeles Times

Likely to inspire much exiting stage left and right.

May 15, 2014

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