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“There wasn’t really a way to fail. Worst case, it would only screen once," co-director Mike Testin says of taking the bet that would turn into Dementia Part II.

“There wasn’t really a way to fail. Worst case, it would only screen once," co-director Mike Testin says of taking the bet that would turn into Dementia Part II.

The Lords of Salem, Dementia). In the film, Wendell (Mercer) receives a threatening phone call from his parole officer (Skipper). If he doesn’t find a job immediately, he will face serious legal repercussions. The ex-con wrangles some home maintenance work for a seemingly benign older woman named Suzanne (Voss), who persists in giving him increasingly absurd tasks to complete around the house. As the workday progresses, Wendell is thrown into an ever-escalating nightmare and comes face to fa...

Written by Mike Testin and Matt Mercer Starring Suzanne Voss, Matt Mercer, Najarra Townsend, Graham Skipper Starting as a friendly bar bet between producers JD Lifshitz and Raphael Margules, Dementia Part II was conceived as a dare. Could you make a midnight movie from scratch in just 30 days? The answer, apparently, is yes. A loose sequel to Mike Testin’s 2015 film, writer-director Matt Mercer ( Contracted, Beyond the Gates) jumped on board with a few friends in tow to physically shoot t...

Exclusive Interview: Graham Skipper Talks Disturbing DEMENTIA PART II Michelle Swope talks with star Graham Skipper about deranged horror/comedy DEMENTIA PART II, working with the amazing ensemble cast, gory effects, and a lot more! Graham Skipper is extremely well known and respected in the indie horror community. He directed Sequence Break (2017) and has starred in numerous indie films. Including The Mind’s Eye (2015), Psychopaths (2017), and Beyond The Gates (2016) and Psychopaths (20...

"Last night I tried to kill my wife." Dark Star has released an official US trailer for an indie horror comedy titled Dementia Part II, which is indeed technically a sequel to the horror Dementia from 2015. But the concept is mostly about being old as an invitation for supernatural evil. This originally premiered in 2018 at FrightFest, Sitges, and the Chattanooga Film Festival; its finally getting a US release this spring. Suzanne Voss plays Suzanne. Suzanne wasnt always this confused. She w...