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My Bloody Valentine 3D
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Directed by	Patrick Lussier
Produced by	John Dunning Andre Link Jack L. Murray Mike Paseornek John Sacchi
Written by	Original story: Stephen Miller Screenplay: Zane Smith Todd Farmer
Starring	Jensen Ackles Jaime King Kerr Smith Tom Atkins
Music by	Michael Wandmacher
Cinematography	Brian Pearson
Editing by	Cynthia Ludwig Patrick Lussier
Distributed by	Lionsgate
Release date(s)	January 16, 2009
Running time	101 min.
Country	United States Canada
Budget	$20 Million
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My Bloody Valentine 3D is a 2009 remake of the 1981 Canadian slasher film of the same name. The film was directed and edited by Patrick Lussier,^[2] and stars Jensen Ackles^[3] and Jaime King.^[4] The film had a 3-D theatrical release;^[5] It was released on January 16, 2009 by Lionsgate, to surprisingly positive reviews and box office success.

Plot

Ten years prior to the present day, a cave-in on the north side of a mine trapped six miners. When rescue teams arrived, they found five dead miners who were killed by a pickaxe. One miner, Harry Warden (Richard John Walters), survived, but remained in a coma. Tom Hanniger (Jensen Ackles) is under suspicion to have committed the crime, finally he is blamed for the mine disaster because he forgot to vent the methane lines.

The following year on Valentine's Day, Warden awakes from his coma and escapes the hospital, killing many in the process. At the abandoned mineshaft that was the site of the disaster, a party is in full swing, attended by many teens, including Axel (Kerr Smith), his girlfriend Irene (Betsy Rue), Tom Hanniger, and his girlfriend, Sarah (Jaime King). Sarah goes in alone and gets lost looking for Axel and Irene. She runs across a teen and a few seconds later he is stabbed in the back of his head through his eye. She is confronted by Harry Warden in full miner's garb, carrying a bloody pick-axe, and flees for safety; Axel grabs her and they hide from the killer. He eventually sees them, and they run out of the mine, where they run into Tom coming in. The killer hits him with the pick axe, injuring him, while the other three run for the car and leave him behind. Tom runs back into the mine in an attempt to get away from the killer; just as he's about to be killed, the police arrive and shoot the killer, but he makes his getaway back into the mine.

Ten years later, Tom's father, whom Tom was estranged from, dies and Tom inherits the mine. Tom then returns to town after his father's funeral to sell the mine. Axel is now sheriff and married to Sarah. In quick succession, Irene is murdered by Harry Warden at the motel where Tom is staying, then a miner is murdered in the mineshaft where Warden was chased by the cops. Axel asks his father, the retired sheriff, what happened to Warden. He says that he and Tom's father killed and buried him. Axel, Tom, Sarah and Axel's father go to the spot where Warden was buried to see that his body is no longer there.

Next, the current mine manager and Axel's mistress are killed. Tom picks Sarah up to take her to Axel's love nest to convince her that Axel is the killer. Axel then calls her and tells her that Tom is the killer. She crashes Tom's car and makes her way to Axel's shack. Sarah is chased by the killer all the way to the mine. There, Sarah goes into the shaft where the original murders took place, where she is joined by both Tom and Axel, and after a brief stand off, Axel and Sarah realize that Tom is delusional and has been carrying out the murders himself while hallucinating that it was Warden. Sarah shoots Tom in the abdomen, and the bullet goes straight through him and into a compressed air tank, causing a fireball to knock down Tom. She escapes with Axel. A rescue team comes in to the mine to help Tom, but Tom kills one of the rescuers and escapes the scene dressed in the rescue worker's clothing.

Production

The film was shot in Pennsylvania, taking advantage of the state's tax incentives for film productions. Filming began on May 11, 2008 in Armstrong County along the Route 28 corridor, in locations including Sprankle's Market in Kittanning, the Ford City police station, and the exterior of the Logansport Mine in Bethel.^[6] Kittanning served as main street in the film's fictional town of Harmony. The production spent 13 days filming scenes in the Tour-Ed Mines in Tarentum, a mine that has been out of production since the 1960s and now operates as a museum.^[7] A house on Hulton Road in Oakmont, north of Pittsburgh, was also used as a location.^[8]

The film was shot entirely digitally, using the new HD 4K format, which records 4,000 pixel images at 30 frames per second, compared to standard HD's 2,000 pixels. The filmmakers used the Red One from Red Digital Cinema Camera Company, and the SI-2K Digital Cinema Camera by Silicon Imaging as digital cameras. Max Penner, the film’s stereographer, found these lighter and smaller cameras easier to use.^[9]

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