Mad Bad (2007) (V)

Director:

Jon Keeyes

Writers:

Chip Joslin (writer)
Jason Kabolati (writer)

Release Date:

2007 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Drama

Tagline:

An ex-con attempts to rebuild his life, but is drawn into the same circumstances that led to his demise.

Plot:

An ex-convict tries to rebuild his life with tragic consequences.

Awards:

1 win

Cast

Vincent Riverside	...	Gino
Anna Zielinski	...	Katherine
Landon Dunning	...	Haydon DeMeer
Denton Blane Everett	...	Justin DeMeer
Maurice Ripke	...	Roland
Terry Gamble	...	Ethan
Richard Folmer	...	Patrick
Russell Fuentes	...	Manny
M. Andre Seebaran	...	Andre
Alligator Dave	...	Gator
Shane Evans	...	Shane
Eddie Head	...	Eddie
Neil Schnell	...	Neil
Betheny Zolt	...	Betheny
Michael Marco	...	John
Hayden Tweedie	...	Young Haydon
Thomas Klooster	...	Young Ethan
Gabriel Folse	...	Father
Joel S. Greco	...	Loomis
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Joe Bucknam	...	Man at Concert
Tyler Corie	...	Young Justin
Brian Scott Fitzgerald	...	Man at Concert
Gilbert Gomez	...	Prisoner
Taylor Gerard Hart	...	Musician
Courtney Hope	...	Teen Diner #2
Marc Jeffreys	...	Lapinski
Nickie Ludwig	...	Concert Fan
Brandi Cacy Mumaw	...	Concert patron
Dennis Mumaw	...	Concert patron
Kenny Ochoa	...	Waiter
Bradley Pike	...	Concert Fan
Rick Shew	...	Spider
Venus	...	Concert Fan
Steve M. Clark	...	Cafe Patron (uncredited)
Sloane Schoeneberg	...	Concert attendee (uncredited)
Derek Williams	...	Man at concert (uncredited)

Directed by
Jon Keeyes

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Chip Joslin		writer
Jason Kabolati		writer

Produced by
Charles Acosta	....	co-executive producer
Abe Haddad	....	associate producer
Andrew Hillin	....	executive producer
Mark Hodge	....	co-producer
Jason Kabolati	....	producer
Tiffany Leigh Kieran	....	line producer (as Tiffany Bagby)
Brant Ringler	....	executive producer
Sabine Stener	....	executive producer
Sabine Stener	....	producer
Joey Stewart	....	co-producer

Cinematography by
Jason Todd Hampton

Film Editing by
Scott D. Hanson

Art Direction by
Eric Whitney		(art direction)

Costume Design by
Rebecca Stacey

Makeup Department
Adrienne Hoverson	....	key makeup artist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Mark Mahlo	....	second assistant director
Doug Silver	....	second assistant director

Art Department
Michael Magnus	....	set dresser

Sound Department
Lesa Foust	....	boom operator
Brad Harper	....	sound mixer

Stunts
Mark Chavarria	....	stunt coordinator
Maurice Ripke	....	stunt performer

Camera and Electrical Department
Paul Armstrong	....	first assistant camera
Matt Cowan	....	best boy grip
Lance Dooley	....	additional electrician
Natalie Jones	....	assistant videographer
Daniel McGarvey Jr.	....	best boy electric
George R. Niedson	....	steadicam operator
Robert B. Reynolds	....	gaffer (as Robert Reynolds)
John Sizer	....	second assistant camera

Casting Department
Katrina Cook	....	extras casting
Nickie Ludwig	....	casting assistant
Tom Zembrod	....	extras casting assistant

Other crew
Nicole Garcea	....	script supervisor
Ryan Gunn	....	production assistant
Randy Hearne	....	weapons master
Baylor Johnson	....	production assistant (as Baylor A. Johnson)
Michael Magnus	....	production assistant
Rhett O'Hara	....	production assistant
Noreen Perez	....	assistant to producers
Noreen Perez	....	production assistant
Michael Saleman	....	production attorney
Eric Samaniego	....	production assistant

Production Companies

• Roll Dallas Roll Film Productions

Distributors

• Gabriel Film Group (2007) (worldwide) (all media)
• Maverick Entertainment Group (2006) (worldwide) (all media) (sales agency)

Other Companies

• Heron Security  security

Also Known As:

Mad, Bad & Dangerous to Know (USA) (working title)

MPAA:

Rated R for strong violence, pervasive language, and drug content.

Runtime:

USA:93 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby SR

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

Dallas, Texas, USA

Company:

Roll Dallas Roll Film Productions

Trivia:

The song that the main character's band plays was written and performed by Collective Soul

How about "Best Movie Soundtrack"?

This a great movie. Good acting, well-written storyline, gripping action. And not only that, but the soundtrack rocks, too. Not contrived at all, which is saying something for a movie about a rock star. Seriously, movie history is full of movies about "big rock stars" full of "rock songs" that sound as though they were written by guys who are probably listening to Gilbert & Sullivan when they're in the car. But Haydon's tunes are really good, and there's also a great-sounding Blues tune in one scene, but I never did get to see who it was by (if anyone finds out, I'd love to know about it). I'm hoping that this movie does well enough to where they release the soundtrack...