
USA, 1985
100m
35mm film, Technicolor, 1.85:1
stereo, English
An American science fiction film directed by Harley Cokliss.
Plot Summary
Quint, a professinal theief, is hired by the Justice Department to steal tapes from a corporation that they're investigating. But Quint loses the tapes when he hides them in a futuristic, high tech car that is itself stolen.
Credits
Crew
Directed by: Harley Cokliss
© 1986 New World Pictures
New World Pictures and Balcor Film Investors present a Douglas Curtis and Joel B. Michaels production. A Harley Cokliss film
Produced by: Joel B. Michaels, Douglas Curtis
Screenplay by: John Carpenter, Desmond Nakano, William Gray
Story by: John Carpenter
Director of Photography: Misha Suslov
Editor: Todd Ramsay
Music by: Lalo Schifrin
Sound Mixers: Jonathan Stein, Steve Nelson
Costume Designer: Jack Buehler
Make-Up & Hair Design: Annie Maniscalco
Special Effects Coordinators: Larry Cavanaugh, Bruce Steinheimer
Special Effects: Special Effects Unlimited, Inc.
Special Visual Effects: Max W. Anderson; Cinemotion Pictures Incorporated
Production Designer: Bryan Ryman
Black Moon Designed and Built by: Bernard Beaujardin in association with The University of Concordia, Montreal, Canada
Casting by: Linda Francis
Filmed on location in Hollywood
Cast
Tommy Lee Jones (Quint)
Linda Hamilton (Nina)
Robert Vaughn (Ryland)
Richard Jaeckel (Earl Windom)
Lee Ving (Ringer)
Bubba Smith (Johnson)
Dan Shor (Billy Lyons)
William Sanderson (Tyke Thayden)
Keenan Wynn (Iron John)
Nick Cassavetes (Luis)
Richard Angarola (Dr Melato)
Don Opper (Frenchie)
William Marquez (Reynoso)
David Pressman (kid at grocery store)
Stanley De Santiis (the mover)
Edward Parone (Mr Emilio)
Al White (maintenance man)
Bill Moody (windbreaker man)
Townsend Coleman (waiter)
Dalton Cathey (maître d')
Alternative Titles
Black Moon – Finnish, Swedish video, West German title
Black Rider – Japanese title
El dÃa de la luna negra – Argentine title
O Erro Fatal – Brazilian video title
Fantasztikus prototÃpus – Hungarian title
Il giorno della luna nera – Italian title
Grande Assalto – Portuguese title
O kinoumenos keravnos – Greek title
Lua Negra: O Super Carro – Brazilian title
Luna neagra – Romanian title
Luna negra – Spanish title
Sans issue – French title
Sasfészek – Hungarian television title
Væk pÃ¥ 10 sekunder – Danish title
Wschód czarnego ksiÄżyca – Polish title
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ÐзгÑевÑÑ Ð½Ð° ÑеÑнаÑа лÑна – Bulgarian title
Ðзлазак ÑÑног меÑеÑа – Serbian title
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References
Periodicals
City Limits no.245 (12 June 1986) p.23 – review
L'Ãcran Fantastique no.47 (July/August 1984) – note
Filmfaust no.51 (February/March 1986) pp.26, 28 – review
Films and Filming no.376 (January 1986) p.32 – review
The Hollywood Reporter vol.29 no.14 (9 January 1986) p.3 – credits, review
Screen International no.554 (28 June 1986) p.23 – credits, review
Monthly Film Bulletin vol.5 no.630 (July 1986) p.201 – credits, synopsis, review
On Location vol. no.6 (October 1985) pp.41, 43, 45-46, 48 – illustrated article
Screen International no.489 (23 March 1985) p.26 – credits
Screen International no.487 (9 March 1985) p.20 – advertisement
Time Out no.825 (11 June 1986) p.34 – review
Variety 15 January 1986 p.23 – credits, review
Books
Jules Verne on Film by Thomas C. Renzi pp.164-166 – illustrated credits, review
Order in the Universe: The Films of John Carpenter (2nd Edition) by Robert C. Cumbow pp.139-140; 259-260 – credits, review
Horror and Science Fiction Films IV by Donald C. Willis p.47 – credits
The Pocket Essentials: John Carpenter by Michelle Le Blanc & Colin Odell pp.140-141 – credits, review