Crack House
Brief Synopsis
Two high school lovers get torn apart by the drugs and gangs that plague their east LA community.
Cast & Crew
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Michael Fischa
Director
Jim Brown
Steadman
Richard Roundtree
Lieutenant Johnson
Anthony Geary
Dockett
Angel Tompkins
Mother
Cheryl Kay
Melissa
Film Details
Also Known As
Crackhouse, Rock House
MPAA Rating
Genre
Action
Crime
Release Date
1989
Production Company
21st Century Film Corporation; Arri Group; Birns & Sawyer, Inc.; Keylite Production Services, Inc.; Magic Films & Video Works
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 30m
Synopsis
Two high school lovers get torn apart by the drugs and gangs that plague their east LA community.
Directors
Michael Fischa
Director
Robert Leveen
2nd Unit Director (2nd Unit)
Spiro Razatos
2nd Unit Director (2nd Unit)
Cast
Jim Brown
Steadman
Richard Roundtree
Lieutenant Johnson
Anthony Geary
Dockett
Angel Tompkins
Mother
Cheryl Kay
Melissa
Gregg Gomez Thomsen
Rick
Clyde R Jones
B T
Albert Michel
Chico
Heidi Thomas
Annie
Kenneth Edwards
Joey Green
Buzz
Jon Green
Officer Baylor
T Rodgers
Jammer
Louis Rivera
Jesus
Willie Hernandez
Lou
Jacob Vargas
Danny
Michael Matthews
Teddy
Derek Googe
David
Maria Kelly
Hooker
Thomas Morgan
Lookout
Bert Brown
Rock House Worker
James Cornelius
Rock House Worker
Donavan Haylock
Rock House Worker
Gerald Hunter
Rock House Worker
Donny Ray
Rock House Worker
Christopher Pearson
Roseanna Rios
Pocho Girl
Mariann Solano
Pocho Girl
George Cuezos
Pocho
Joey D'attilli
Pocho
Anthony Escabor
Pocho
Jeff Garcia
Pocho
Artemio Guiterez
Pocho
Nikoli Mendoza
Pocho
Daniel Street
Pocho
Richard Torpey
Pocho
Wilbur Urbina
Pocho
Tony Zarte
Pocho
George Shaperson
Gray Member
Marlin Holt
Gray Member
Antonie Jordan
Gray Member
George King
Gray Member
Sheldon Barker
Gray Member
Jesse Hudson Rivers
Gray Member
George Alderson
Police
Sam Arase
Police
William Bowen
Police
Derek Brandon
Police
Mason Burroughs
Police
Greg Desoto
Police
Michael Harrington
Police
Floyd Henry
Police
Gary Milligan
Police
Jim Quinlan
Police
Michael Tyus
Police
Jay Taylor
Police
Curtis Woodle
Police
Oliver Hamilton Clark
Leadman
Gary Gray
Crew
Jenna Abrahamson
Electrician
L Aielli
Songs ("Viva La Ganga" "Anna Marie" "You Take Me Higher" "Don'T Rely On Me")
Steven Alessi
Grip
Guy Alford
Electrician
S Allen
Song ("Slippin' Into Darkness")
Russell R Anderson
Set Dresser
Arledge Armenaki
Other
Arledge Armenaki
Director Of Photography
Ara Ashjian
Sound Recording
Kurek Ashley
Electrician
Sylvia Baker
Stand-In
Anthony Barnao
Casting
Gregory J Barnett
Stunts
Kk Barrett
Art Director
Kk Barrett
Production Designer
Ken Berger
Post-Production Sound
Oriana J Bielawski
Production Coordinator
B Boyle
Songs ("Talk Is Cheap" "I Swear")
Geof Brewer
Stunts
Alex Brown
Stunts
H R Brown
Song ("Slippin' Into Darkness")
Brad Bryan
Production Assistant
Richard Butler
Stunts
Camille Calvet
Hairstyles Assistant
Camille Calvet
Makeup Assistant
L Campbell
Songs ("Drop The Bomb" "Move Somethin'")
Tom Casey
Music Editor
Frank Ceglia
Special Effects
David Chackler
Music Supervisor
Warren Chadwick
Adr Editor
Doc D Charbonneau
Stunts
Greg Cheever
Sound Recording
Eugene Collier
Stunts
Phil Culotta
Stunts
Andy D'addario
Sound Rerecording Mixer
Gregg Dandridge
Stunts
D Darnell
Song ("I Swear")
M Dickerson
Song ("Slippin' "Into Darkness")
Richard Duran
Stunts
J Daniel Dusek
1st Assistant Director
Kimo H Easterwood
Electrician
Kirk A Elam
Stunts
James Walter Etter
Technical Coordinator Assistant
Christopher Faloona
Camera Assistant 2nd Unit (2nd Unit)
Thomas A Farmer
Location Manager
Dane Farwell
Stunts
Jillian Fields
Music Editor Assistant
Jillian Fields
Apprentice Editor
Claudia Finkle
Editor
Lance Fisher
Camera Assistant 2nd Unit (2nd Unit)
Jean Flynn
Set Decorator
Mitch Friedman
Transportation Captain
Jai Galati
Costume Designer
Geoffrey George
Grip
Jeffrey A Gottlieb
Apprentice Editor
Mike Graham
Grip Consultant
Jorge M Guzman
Bestboy Grip
Jeffrey J. Haboush
Sound Rerecording Mixer
J Hargis
Songs ("Don'T Rely On Me" "Xtc")
Maria Haro
Hair
Maria Haro
Makeup
Maria Haro-olsen
Makeup
Maria Haro-olsen
Hairstyles
D Hobbs
Songs ("Drop The Bomb" "Move Somethin'")
S Hood
Song ("Ethiopian Girl")
John Lee Hooker
Driver
Bess Hooper
Foley Walker
K Howard
Song ("Nosedive")
P Jones
Song ("Shake It")
Riley Jones
Props Assistant
L Jordan
Song ("Slippin' Into Darkness")
Christopher Joseph
Camera Assistant 2nd Unit (2nd Unit)
Kimberly Keltner
Script Supervisor
Kymberly Keltner
Post-Production Coordinator
Warren Kleiman
Foley Mixer
Warren Kleiman
Adr Mixer
Derrick Kolus
Camera Assistant 2nd Unit (2nd Unit)
Joe Lamont
Songs
Joe Lamont
Song Performer ("Anna Marie" "You Take Me Higher")
Joe Lamont
Music Coordinator
Joe Lawson
Sound Consultant (Stereo)
Randy Lawson
Sound Editor Assistant
Mark Lemon
Production Assistant
Robert Leveen
1st Assistant Director
Irving Lewis
Stunts
Lisa London
Casting
Patricia Lopez
Stand-In
Michael Lund
Camera Operator 2nd Unit (2nd Unit)
Steve Mann
Sound Effects Design
Steve Mann
Sound Effects Editor
Peter Mark
Property Master
Donald M Marshall
Lighting Consultant
Annette Martinez
Craft Service
Theone Masoner
Assistant 2nd Unit Director (2nd Unit)
Dwayne Mcgee
Stunts
Alvin Mears
Animal Handler
Lisa Miller
Sound Editor Assistant
Robert Minor
Stunts
Michelle Morgan
Production Assistant
Leslie R Morris
Camera Operator
Cathy Morrison
Animal Handler
Melissa Moseley
Stills
D B Night
Song Performer ("Talk Is Cheap" "I Swear")
Joel Nishimine
Production Assistant
Shannon O'donnell
Stand-In
Guy Olds
Other
Alan Oliney
Stunts
Dan Ortiz
Sound Transfers
William Peets
Electrician
Mark Phillips
Sound Editor Assistant
Mike Piccirillo
Music
Dana Pipes
Production Assistant
Robert Pollard
On-Set Dresser
Jeffrey Porter
Camera Assistant 2nd Unit (2nd Unit)
Bernard Poulson
Stand-In
Matt Preble
Post-Production Sound
Duncan Puett
Transportation Coordinator
John Quinn
Associate Producer
Spiro Razatos
Stunts
Spiro Razatos
Stunt Coordinator
A Reed
Song ("Rush It Baby-O (Beam Me Up Scotty)")
B Reed
Song ("Rush It Baby-O (Beam Me Up Scotty)")
Angelo Rivers
Animal Handler
Skeeter Bill Robbins
Sound Mixer
Pancho D Rock
Song
Pancho D Rock
Song Performer ("Viva La Ganga")
T Rodgers
Script Consultant
Ronald Rondell
Stunts
Thomas Rosales Jr.
Stunts
Stan Rosenfield
Publicist
M Ross
Songs ("Drop The Bomb" "Move Something'")
Chuck Rosseau
Other
Nanette Salzerini
1st Assistant Editor
Jemma Scarisbrick
Set Costumer
Jill Schachne
Foley Walker
Blake Schaeffer
Screenwriter
Alan Schultz
Sound Editor (Dialogue)
Alan Schultz
Foley Editor
Jackson Schwartz
Adr Mixer
Jackson Schwartz
Foley Mixer
John Sherrod
Stunts
Jim Silver
Producer
Jack Silverman
Executive Producer
Jack Silverman
Story By
Jack Silverman
From Story
P Simmon
Song ("Rush It Baby-O (Beam Me Up Scotty)")
Robair Sims
Stunts
Arnie Sirlin
Other
Arnie Sirlin
Director Of Photography 2nd Unit (2nd Unit)
John Skidmore
Driver
John "skids" Skidmore
Driver
Tom Stackpoole
Camera Assistant 2nd Unit (2nd Unit)
Jerry Stockdale
Other
Bill Swenson
2nd Editor
Sharon B Taksel
2nd Assistant Director
Christopher Talor
Boom Operator
Suzanne Tanner
Production Assistant
Mike Tillman
Stunts
Eric Tramp
Film Loader 2nd Unit (2nd Unit)
Earl Vodry
Driver
Gary D Wagner
Camera Operator 2nd Unit (2nd Unit)
War
Song Performer ("Slippin' Into Darkness")
Joan Weidman
Production Manager
Joan Weidman
Co-Producer
Cheryl M Wheeler
Stunts
Christopher Whorf
Post-Production Art Services
Eric Willis
Electrician
C Wong-won
Songs ("Drop The Bomb" "Move Somethin'")
Ray Woodfork
Stunts
Mawrk Woolfson
Music Mixer
Diana Zeegelaar
Assistant (To Michael Fischa)
Film Details
Also Known As
Crackhouse, Rock House
MPAA Rating
Genre
Action
Crime
Release Date
1989
Production Company
21st Century Film Corporation; Arri Group; Birns & Sawyer, Inc.; Keylite Production Services, Inc.; Magic Films & Video Works
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 30m
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Fall November 10, 1989
Released in United States May 1989
Shown at Cannes Film Festival (market) May 15,18 & 21, 1989.
Began shooting November 1988.
Ultra-Stereo
Released in United States Fall November 10, 1989
Released in United States May 1989 (Shown at Cannes Film Festival (market) May 15,18 & 21, 1989.)
