Three young Satanists, Terry, Elliot, and Warren, perform an obscure ritual deep in the forest. Terry may or may not be dead after an accident freeing Warren's car from the mud. Elliot and ... See full summary
Fever Night aka Band of Satanic Outsiders (2009) Online
- Original Title :
- Fever Night aka Band of Satanic Outsiders
- Genre :
- Creative Work / Drama / Fantasy / Horror / Mystery / Thriller
- Year :
- 2009
- Directror :
- Jordan Harris,Andrew Schrader
- Cast :
- Peter Tullio,Philip Marlatt,Melanie Wilson
- Writer :
- Andrew Schrader,Jordan Harris
- Budget :
- $40,000
- Type :
- Creative Work
- Time :
- 1h 25min
- Rating :
- 6.2/10
Three young Satanists, Terry, Elliot, and Warren, perform an obscure ritual deep in the forest. Terry may or may not be dead after an accident freeing Warren's car from the mud. Elliot and Warren decide to follow a distant light in hopes of finding help. But the ritual has changed things. After witnessing unexplained bird explosions and unusual tree behavior, Elliot and Warren find themselves pursued by the most heinous of Satanic manifestations.
| Cast overview: | |||
 | Peter Tullio | - | Elliot |
 | Philip Marlatt | - | Warren |
| Melanie Wilson | - | Terry (as Melanie Rose Wilson) |
 | Michael Q. Schmidt | - | Ned |
| Vanity Meers | - | Jenny |
| Claudia Sandin | - | Lucifer |
The stunt driver liked to brag that he once drove a car off of a cliff just to prove to his girlfriend he could scare her.
Initial preproduction funding came from "borrowed" grant money from the filmmakers' alma mater.
The stunt driver was an ex-convict who went back to prison shortly after shooting.
Director 'Andrew Schrader (II)' supported himself financially during post-production by writing final exam papers for rich college students.
Co-directors 'Jordan Harris (VIII)' and 'Andrew Schrader (II)' were arrested during post-production for "disturbing the peace" when they organized a fake protest of Fever Night at a church in Arizona.
Shot primarily with massive banks of rechargeable LED flashlights with hooks on them, so they could be hung in the trees and bushes. PVC piping was fitted on light stands for hanging lights.
Nobody was allowed to shower for the month of principal photography, due to concern about toxins in the shower water. Bottled water was used for brushing teeth and washing key areas.
The soundtrack, in addition to Thee Oh Sees and The Hospitals, consists of the filmmakers' bands Castrati and the Demon Seed, and Black Fucking Diamond.