Freeway 2

1h 37m 1999

Brief Synopsis

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Named after her mother's favorite drug, Crystal is a career criminal who has spent most of her adolescence robbing "tricks." Awaiting transport to jail to serve a 25-year sentence, she meets Cyclona, a psychotic young lesbian serial killer about to do a life sentence for murder. Ignoring Cyclona's l

Cast & Crew

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Matthew Bright

Director

Natasha Lyonne

Crystal--White Girl

Maria Celedonio

Cyclona--Angela

Vincent Gallo

Sister Gomez

David Alan Grier

Mr Butz

Michael T. Weiss

Drifter

Film Details

Also Known As
Confessions of a Trick Baby, Confessions of a Trickbaby, Freeway 2: Confessions of a Trick Baby, Freeway II: Confessions of a Trickbaby
MPAA Rating
Genre
Dark Comedy
Release Date
1999
Production Company
Cinema Research Corporation; Davis Films; Kushner/Locke Company; Muse Entertainment Enterprises
Distribution Company
Metro Tartan Distributors
Location
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 37m

Synopsis

Named after her mother's favorite drug, Crystal is a career criminal who has spent most of her adolescence robbing "tricks." Awaiting transport to jail to serve a 25-year sentence, she meets Cyclona, a psychotic young lesbian serial killer about to do a life sentence for murder. Ignoring Cyclona's lustful advances, the two manage to escape and hit the road, leaving a trail of murder fuelled by drugs, alcohol and the demonic voices in Cyclona's head.

Directors

Matthew Bright

Director

George Erschbamer

Director

Cast

Natasha Lyonne

Crystal--White Girl

Maria Celedonio

Cyclona--Angela

Vincent Gallo

Sister Gomez

David Alan Grier

Mr Butz

Michael T. Weiss

Drifter

John Landis

Judge Kaltenbrenner

Max Perlich

Flacco

Bob Dawson

Detective Crefilo

Jennifer Griffin

Detective Dollar

April Telek

Mrs Wilson

Richard Hendery

American Trick

Alfonso Quijada

Federale

Kendall Saunders

Blanca

Nicole Parker-smith

Mousy

Amber Warnant

White Girl No 2

Abel Urnbina

Mexican Trick

Cheralynn Bailey

Amputee Sex Brat

Marc Baur

Tv Cop

Pat Waldron

Grandma

Tom Heaton

Grandpa

Jo Bates

Female Jailer

Kevin Leslie

Junior

Paul Bittante

Ins Agent No 1

Jose Vargas

Mexican Detainee

Julia Ocenas

Corky

Catlin Anderson

Nazi; Vic--Goody Two Shoes

Alieka Perreault

Courthouse Whore

Freda Perry

Mrs Wilson'S Assistant

Joe Leiber

Performer

Crew

Lawrence Abramson

Co-Producer

Marnie Ander

Supervisor

Scarlett D Armstrong

Costume Designer (Mexico)

Brad Arnold

Assistant Director (Mexico)

Robert Aschmann

2nd Camera Operator

Jeffrey Barmash

Supervising Producer

Eric Batut

Sound Mixer

Dave Bene

Assistant Director (2nd Unit)

Vincent Bilbro

Song

Erik Blank

Dialogue Editor

Erik Blank

Adr Editor

Adam Blantz

Sound Mixer (Mexico)

John Bogosian

Sound Effects Editor

Brad J Boles

Key Makeup Artist (Mexico), Makeup Artist

Bob Boykin

Song Performer ("South Of The Border")

Ruth Bracken

Art Director (Mexico)

Tom Braidwood

Assistant Director

Matthew Bright

Screenwriter

Keith Burhans

Adr Editor

Keith Burhans

Dialogue Editor

Angie Cameron

Key Hair; Key Hair (Mexico)

Rory Cutler

Special Effects

Brian Davie

Production Designer

Ricky Delena

Post-Production Audio Coordinator

Madeleine Duff

Script Supervisor; Script Supervisor (Mexico)

Shannon Erbe

Music Editor

Cara Fores

Production Coordinator

Elissa B Frittaion

Makeup Artist

Jason Furukawa

Assistant Director

Teresa Garber

Post-Production Supervisor

Gerry Gershman

Music Supervisor

Jonathan Goodwill

Line Producer

Eric D Guenter

Supervisor

William Haddath

Song Performer ("Cheatin' & Lyin'")

Samuel Hadida

Executive Producer

Victor Hadida

Executive Producer

Michael Hamm

Re-Recording Mixer

Chris Hanley

Producer

Juliana Hatfield

Song Performer ("Sellout" "As If Your Life Depended On It")

Debra Herst

Assistant Director

Sam Higgins

Set Decorator

Suzanne Hines

Editor

J J Holiday

Song

Bruce Huston

Special Effects Make-Up & Prosthetics

Mark Innocenti

Supervising Sound Editor

Markus Innocenti

Sound Editor

George Josef

Stunt Coordinator

Sean Keegan

Foley Recordist

Brian Kline

Set Decorator (Mexico)

Donald Kushner

Executive Producer

Laura Laird

Adr Editor

Laura Laird

Dialogue Editor

Kevin Leslie

Assistant Director

David Lisle

Creative Consultant

Peter Locke

Executive Producer

Natasha Lyonne

Associate Producer

Brian Marshall

Music Coordinator

Anne Mccarthy

Casting (Usa)

Joseph Mcdougall

Assistant Director (Mexico)

Byron Mckim

Location Manager

Anthony Metchie

2nd Unit Director Of Photography (2nd Unit)

Jason Palmer

Special Effects Make-Up & Prosthetics

Bob Perkis

Production Manager (Mexico)

Bob Perkis

Line Producer (Mexico)

Jesse Pomeroy

Adr Supervisor

Kennard Ramsey

Music

Joel Ransom

Director Of Photography

Michael Rosser

Unit Manager

Mark Rozett

Re-Recording Mixer

Veruca Salt

Song Performer ("One Last Time" "I'M Taking Europe With Me" ")

Robert Serda

Adr Recordist

Liz Shelton

Art Director

Jennifer Sorko

Art Director

Candi Sosa

Song Performer ("Llamada Collect")

Katerina Stano

Costume Designer

Alison Stephen

Co-Production Coordinator

Billy Sullivan

Song

Gretchen Thoma

Foley Artist

Greg Townley

Music Score Mixer

Scott Turner

Adr Supervisor

Mary Vernieu

Casting (Usa)

Galen Walker

Post-Production Audio Coordinator

Lindsay Walker

Casting (Canada)

Marshall Walker

Production Coordinator (Mexico)

Jimmie Wood

Song

Brad Wyman

Producer

Film Details

Also Known As
Confessions of a Trick Baby, Confessions of a Trickbaby, Freeway 2: Confessions of a Trick Baby, Freeway II: Confessions of a Trickbaby
MPAA Rating
Genre
Dark Comedy
Release Date
1999
Production Company
Cinema Research Corporation; Davis Films; Kushner/Locke Company; Muse Entertainment Enterprises
Distribution Company
Metro Tartan Distributors
Location
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 37m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States July 15, 1999

Released in United States on Video October 26, 1999

Released in United States September 1999

Shown at Toronto International Film Festival (Midnight Madness) September 9-18, 1999.

Straight-to-video release.

Began shooting November 9, 1998.

Released in United States July 15, 1999 (Shown in Los Angeles (American Cinematheque) as part of series "The Alternative Screen: A Forum for Independent Film Exhibition and Beyond..." July 15, 1999.)

Released in United States September 1999 (Shown at Toronto International Film Festival (Midnight Madness) September 9-18, 1999.)

Released in United States on Video October 26, 1999

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