Ghost Chase


1h 30m 1988

Brief Synopsis

Warren McCloud and his friend Fred are two young horror filmmakers who are constantly in need of cash. Warren discovers his grandfather has left him a huge inheritance, but it ultimately amounts to nothing but a measly pawn ticket. Or so they think! The pawn ticket lead them on a wild "ghost chase

Film Details

Also Known As
Hollywood Monster, Shadow Chase
MPAA Rating
Genre
Adventure
Comedy
Fantasy
Release Date
1988
Production Company
Centropolis Entertainment; Overseas Filmgroup
Distribution Company
Filmverlag Der Autoren; First Look Pictures; Futura Filmproduktion
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA; Singelfingen, West Germany

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 30m

Synopsis

Warren McCloud and his friend Fred are two young horror filmmakers who are constantly in need of cash. Warren discovers his grandfather has left him a huge inheritance, but it ultimately amounts to nothing but a measly pawn ticket. Or so they think! The pawn ticket lead them on a wild "ghost chase" through Hollywood that turns out to be worth more than Warren could ever imagined.

Crew

Mei-ling Andreen

Casting Director

Muffy Andreen

Other

Hubert Bartholomae

Music

Hubert Bartholomae

Sound Designer

Hubert Bartholomae

Special Effects

Bettina Bayerl

Title Animation

Glenn Bernstein

Production Manager

Glenn Bernstein

Casting

Frank Boelinger

Set Decorator

Randy Cate

Song ("Something'S Goin' On")

Jakob Claussen

Production Manager

Oliver Eberle

Miniatures

Oliver Eberle

From Story

Oliver Eberle

Assistant Director

Arne Elsholtz

Dialogue

Arne Elsholtz

Dialogue Director

Arne Elsholtz

Dialogue Director (German)

Arne Elsholtz

Screenplay

Roland Emmerich

Screenwriter

Roland Emmerich

From Story

Ute Emmerich

Casting

Ute Emmerich

Associate Producer

Hans-peter Frey

Other

Brigitte Pia Fritsche

Editor

Frederick Fuegel

Stunts ("Louis")

Chrisian Garton

Other

Michael Geissler

Other

Joachim Gruninger

Special Effects

Joachim Gruninger

Other

Jens Hasler

Sound Recording Mixer

Henning Hellmich

Miniatures

Henning Hellmich

Set Decorator

Michael Hermes

Synchronization (German)

Dean Heyde

Producer

Dean Heyde

Line Producer

Norbert Keil

Other

Peter Kraus

Assistant Director

Thomas Kubisch

Screenwriter

Karl Walter Lindenlaub

Director Of Photography

Carsten Lorenz

Production Manager

Thomas Merker

Director Of Photography 2nd Unit (2nd Unit)

Ulrich Moeller

Executive Producer

Juergen Nicolaus

Wardrobe

Olaf Rappold

Other

Kendra Richards

Other

Scilla Scandiuzzi

Production Assistant

Dorit Scheonberg

Other

Susanne Schickert

Makeup

Susanne Schickert

Costume Designer

Holger Schmidt

Miniatures

Ekkehard Schroer

Production Designer

Klaus-peter Schultze

Other

Michael Sokolis

Song

Michael Sokolis

Song Performer ("Speaking Of Love")

Belouis Some

Song Performer ("Imagination")

Jesse Tumbrow

Song

Jesse Tumbrow

Song Performer ("Something'S Goin' On")

Herbert Umbrecht

Special Effects Photography

Jodie Victor

Song Performer ("Tell Me, Tell Me")

Jodie Victor

Song

Peter Vilter

Other

Guglielmo Voulo

Set Decorator

Joel Wachbrit

Music

Joel Wachbrit

Songs ("Something'S Goin' On" "Tell Me, Tell Me" "Speaking Of Love")

Michael Wagner

Title Animation

Andrea Wimmer

Other

Katja Ziethen

Wardrobe

Sonja Zimmer

Set Designer

Film Details

Also Known As
Hollywood Monster, Shadow Chase
MPAA Rating
Genre
Adventure
Comedy
Fantasy
Release Date
1988
Production Company
Centropolis Entertainment; Overseas Filmgroup
Distribution Company
Filmverlag Der Autoren; First Look Pictures; Futura Filmproduktion
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA; Singelfingen, West Germany

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 30m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States on Video February 7, 1990

Released in United States Winter January 1, 1988

Formerly released in USA on video by MCEG/Virgin Home Entertainment.

Began shooting October 27, 1987.

Completed shooting March 1987.

Released in United States Winter January 1, 1988

Released in United States on Video February 7, 1990