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Jessica Brant | ... | Herself (archive footage) |
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Anthony Cortese | ... | Himself (credit only) |
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Lana Hartwell | ... | Herself |
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Nigel Hartwell | ... | Himself (credit only) |
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Victoria Hartwell | ... | Operator (voice) |
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Tom Kring | ... | Himself (archive footage) |
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Bill Lucas | ... | Himself (credit only) |
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Mike Lynch | ... | Detective 2 (credit only) |
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Norman McIsaac | ... | Detective (credit only) |
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The Pathwalker | ... | Himself (archive footage) |
The Expedition is a unique film based on the true events that occurred on October 31st 2004, in Saratoga County. Five Canadian filmmakers set out on a supernatural expedition to film a documentary on a T.B asylum that closed in 1975. Unfortunately one of the crew members went missing. After an extensive search of the premises and surrounding area, authorities ruled out foul play. Written by Hartwell, Nigel
I know the term "worst movie ever" is used loosely around IMDb (some even use it to describe 'Avatar'), but as an avid horror movie fan, I think I might have found my new "worst movie ever".
5 friends go into an abandoned asylum/hospital around Halloween with cameras in tow a la Blair Witch, they walk around the place through 98% of the movie...an OVERLY LONG 1 hr 47 minutes of NOTHING going on....I mean NOTHING...just people with cameras walking around, to the same "spooky" piano music looped over & over & over & over (& over). The intercut police station scenes?! What a riot! Does anyone pick up the phones in that place?? The ringing phones actually drown out the detective's dialog...I'm NOT kidding. The dialog is also outstanding, such as "Its my job, I'm a detective, I detect"..no, I don't think it was MEANT to be camp, a failed attempt at humor...probably.
If I had one pro to mention, its the abandoned location, but a location alone cannot save a crappy movie! I'd recommend to stay far, FAAAR away! Its more entertaining to watch paint dry! Nigel Hartwell's filmmaking career should END for making such a HORRIBLY BORING film!