Heartstopper
DVD Released (Y/M/D): 2006-10-31Genre: Horror
Sub-genre: Thriller
Director: Bob Keen
Stars: Robert Englund, Meredith Henderson, Nathan Stephenson, James Binkley, Laura de Carteret, Scott Gibson, Michael Cram, Ted Ludzik, Lori Hallier, John Bayliss, Wayne Flemming, Celine Lepage, David Roche
MPAA Rating: Not Rated
Synopsis: When Sheriff Berger (Robert Englund) executes serial killer Chambers (James Binkley) in the electric chair, it seems like it's the end for the world's most violent criminal - but it's only the beginning. Chambers escapes from the hospital morgue and proceeds on a bloodthirsty rampage through the locked down hospital.
Fighting alongside Sheriff Berger are young hospital patients Sara Wexler (Meredith Henderson), and Walter (Nathanial Stephenson). The two youths struggle to stay alive in a hospital rapidly filling with blood, along with the help of Nurse Grafton (Laura De Carteret). Chambers' thirst for violence grows with every gruesome murder and it becomes clear that although he relies on the souls of others to survive, he is particularly fixated on that of Sara Wexler with whom he shares an unholy bond.
In a brutal showdown Chambers kills Sheriff Berger, leaving Sara and Walter to fend for themselves against the supernatural evil. Trapped in the hospital, they can only run for so long. Source: VideoETA.com
Fighting alongside Sheriff Berger are young hospital patients Sara Wexler (Meredith Henderson), and Walter (Nathanial Stephenson). The two youths struggle to stay alive in a hospital rapidly filling with blood, along with the help of Nurse Grafton (Laura De Carteret). Chambers' thirst for violence grows with every gruesome murder and it becomes clear that although he relies on the souls of others to survive, he is particularly fixated on that of Sara Wexler with whom he shares an unholy bond.
In a brutal showdown Chambers kills Sheriff Berger, leaving Sara and Walter to fend for themselves against the supernatural evil. Trapped in the hospital, they can only run for so long. Source: VideoETA.com
