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See No Evil
Starring: Kane, Christina Vidal, Samantha Noble, Luke Pegler, Rachael Taylor, Ponny McNamee, Tiffany Lamb, Cecilly Polson
Directed by: Gregory Dark
Screenplay by: Dan Madigan
Release Date: May 19th, 2006
MPAA Rating: R for strong gruesome violence and gore throughout, language, sexual content and some drug use.
Studio: Lionsgate Films
Domestic: $15,032,800 (81.6%)
Foreign: $3,381,432 (18.4%)
Total: $18,414,232 (Worldwide)
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![]() Tagline: This summer, evil gets raw.
A group of delinquents clean a hotel to fill their community service. Unfortunately for them they are not aware a maniac is also in the hotel. He locks them in and begins to hunt them down.
Seven feet tall. Four hundred pounds. A rusty steel plate screwed into his skull and razor-sharp fingernails that pluck out his victims' eyes. Reclusive psychopath Jacob Goodnight is holed up in the long-abandoned and rotting Blackwell Hotel, alone with his nightmares until eight petty criminals show up for community service duty along with the cop who put a bullet in Jacob's head four years ago.
When one of their own is kidnapped by the killer and her fate uncertain, the remaining lawbreakers must fight this indestructible force of nature with a violent score to settle.
"See No Evil" stars World Wrestling Entertainment superstar Kane. The movie was directed by Gregory Dark.
One of the most popular wrestlers in World Wrestling Entertainment, Kane has made a name for himself as a bad-boy in an industry already teeming with out-sized personalities. At 7 feet tall and over 300 pounds, the volatile wrestler made his first appearance in 1997 and wasted no time in breaking all the rules: during one broadcast, he set RAW announcer Jim Ross on fire; and he stunned audiences when he “tombstoned” WWE CEO Linda McMahon, effectively picking her up and dropping her on her head. In light of this penchant for savagery, it comes as no surprise that Kane would take on the role of Jacob Goodnight, the unstoppable homicidal psychopath in Lionsgate’s grisly horror film, See No Evil, as his first foray onto the silver screen.
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