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New Terminal Hotel

  • 2010
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 27m
IMDb RATING
3.2/10
485
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New Terminal Hotel (2010)
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After his fiancee is brutally murdered, Don Malek sets out for revenge.After his fiancee is brutally murdered, Don Malek sets out for revenge.After his fiancee is brutally murdered, Don Malek sets out for revenge.

  • Director
    • BC Fourteen
  • Writer
    • BC Fourteen
  • Stars
    • Stephen Geoffreys
    • Tiffany Shepis
    • Ezra Buzzington
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    3.2/10
    485
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • BC Fourteen
    • Writer
      • BC Fourteen
    • Stars
      • Stephen Geoffreys
      • Tiffany Shepis
      • Ezra Buzzington
    • 12User reviews
    • 14Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Stephen Geoffreys
    Stephen Geoffreys
    • Don Malek
    Tiffany Shepis
    Tiffany Shepis
    • Ava Collins
    Ezra Buzzington
    Ezra Buzzington
    • Spitz
    James Grabowski
    James Grabowski
    • Carter Ball
    Robert DiDonato
    Robert DiDonato
    • Detective Dom Turkovich
    Corey Haim
    Corey Haim
    • Jasper Crash
    Laura Hofrichter
    • Katherin Dunlap
    • (as Laura Leigh)
    Anthony Colliano
    • Stanley Glissberg
    Danielle Fortwangler
    • Hooker
    BC Fourteen
    • Bartender
    • (as BC Furtney)
    Tara Sukustis
    • Rebecca
    Wayne Kryka
    • Officer #1
    Brian Derby
    • Officer #2
    Rik Billock
    • Bum #1
    • (as Rick Billock)
    Henry Tjernlund
    • Bum #2
    Sam Nicotero
    • DiAngelo
    Rocco Zuccaro
    • Man in Restaurant
    Renee Cox
    • Woman in Restaurant
    • Director
      • BC Fourteen
    • Writer
      • BC Fourteen
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    6parry_na

    Uncompromising ...

    Ever since, or perhaps even before, 1960 classic 'Psycho' extolled the horrific virtues of a motel as a venue for horror, the home-from-home has proven an effective place in which terrifying, sometimes unworldly things can happen.

    Eccentric writer Don Malek (a terrific performance from Stephen Geoffreys), is torturing his boss in a bathtub filled with ice cubes. It's as good an introduction as any, especially in an off-kilter film like this. We're given no clue as to why this is going on. Director BC Fourteen is in no hurry to reassure us with anything so mundane as an explanation. Malek feels the hotel surroundings will be beneficial to his writing.

    Fourteen's style is to people this picture with a variety of acerbic, curious characters, none of whom offer any reassurance, and none of whom are keen to endear themselves to the audience. Thus what we are left with are the stained walls of the hotel, the strained relationships. As Malek leaves the cocoon of the awful residence, he comes across Jasper Crash (a brief cameo from Corey Hiam), another very odd addition to the cast, complete with a dreadful English accent.

    Not an easy watch in places, the weirdness of it all provides a palpably eccentric atmosphere for Malek and his murky motives. If it fails to grab you immediately, stick with it. My score is 7 out of 10.
    4torstensonjohn

    "B" Movie Uniquely done

    The industry for what we know as "B" style format films has many that are ridiculously done. New Terminal Hotel "AKA" "Do Not Disturb" re-released in 2013 has a creative flare to it's style. The story was unique and fresh as a man whose fiancé was murdered looks to exact revenge in a abysmal manner. The style in which this film was shot gives it the edge. The acting is not horrible as it appears to be emotionally driven with a few of the actors.

    The one flaw in my opinion is this film was a waste of Corey Haim's talent and he should not have been in it. Good writing, good character development but the editing was shaky and split in a few places. I give this a 4 out of 10
    7selfdestructo

    I like the ambiance!

    Well, this was a dark movie populated with despicable characters.

    I suppose this is a tale of revenge, punctuated by someone who completely loses his way. Don (Stephen Geoffreys) is a Hollywood screenwriter, holed up in a seedy apartment, where various people bang on his door, as well as come to visit (never to see the light of day again). One is his agent (Tiffany Shepis), who has been after his "comeback" script for 2 years. But all isn't right with Don. Or with anyone else, really.

    Lots of strong characters in this, each one more rotten than the last. Overall, a fairly unpleasant experience, with a real uneasy score setting the tone. But this was certainly interesting enough to stick with, right up to its grim conclusion.

    Tiffany Shepis does NOT get naked in this! (other ladies pick up the slack, however). Actually, I thought Shepis' performance was the strongest one in the whole movie, as Don's hard-headed, no-nonsense, AND morally corrupt film agent.
    2movieman_kev

    Do not disturb this one from sitting in Redbox kiosks going unrented

    In this edited-down version of "New Terminal Hotel", screenwriter Don Malek (Stephen Geoffreys, Fright Night, 976-Evil, and quiet possibly one of the worst horror film I've ever seen Mr. Hush), still smarting from his girlfriend being murdered, decides to get vengeance while holed up in a seedy motel room andkeeping a powerful movie producer drugged up in the bathtub. Tiffany Shepis is (former Tromette) Ava, his heavily put-upon agent who becomes an unwitting accessory in the macabre little game he's playing. Oh and Corey Haim has a small cameo for no reason whatsoever.

    It's a slowly paced film and I'd only label it horror loosely. However, seeing this after Don's film, Mr.Hush, it can't help but appear to be a better film, if only by default. Worth what I paid to watch it (for the sake of transparency, I get four free rentals from Redbox Instant per month, this is the first one I picked for August) but if you've paid more than me, you'll likely to be horribly disappointed. The film is disjointed, awkward, slow and not particularly engaging.

    Eye Candy: Danielle Fortwangler gets topless, Tara Sukustis shows T&A
    8VinnieRattolle

    A pretty solid little b-movie

    Don Maleck (Stephen Geoffreys) is a revered Hollywood screenwriter who hasn't hacked out a script in quite some time. When agent Ava Collins (Tiffany Shepis) approaches Don in his skid row apartment to demand his latest pages, she discovers he's been getting into the mindset of serial killers for his latest script by becoming one. Rather than ratting him out, Ava decides to use Don's new hobby to her advantage.

    The reviews here on IMDb are a bit befuddling - it's certainly not the utter crapfest that most have made it out to be. The film is talky with a plodding pace (it sorta has the feel of a stage play), but if you're looking for brutality and gore, it occasionally delivers the goods. And as for the talk, there's a lot of fun, pithy dialogue. Tony Award nominee Geoffreys (in his first lead role since 1988's "976-EVIL") gives a great performance and infuses the character with his patented brand of pathos; and Shepis matches him beat-for-beat, making her sleazy character downright lovable. Across the board, the rest of the acting is decent as well -- the weakest link is an obviously strung-out Corey Haim in a minor role (sporting a hokey Australian accent)... and even he isn't too bad.

    I saw "Do Not Disturb" since the original version, "New Terminal Hotel," was yanked from circulation when RLJ Entertainment issued it on DVD. I'd like to see the original because it feels like there's something major missing in the truncated version (according to amazon's defunct listing, "Terminal" ran an extra 12 minutes). It's not much of a spoiler to say that Don is initially motivated to kill to avenge his girlfriend's death (this is made clear in the first scene) but that plot point seems to suffer in the edited version.

    No, it's not particularly groundbreaking, but the film is a solid entry in the low-budget indie revenge-horror genre - and if you like Geoffreys (who spent too many years on the outer fringes of Hollywood), I'd certainly recommend it.

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    • Trivia
      Star Tiffany Shepis was engaged to Corey Haim and brought him with her to the shoot. After arriving, Haim asked if there was a small part he could play, and there wasn't, so the director created a role for him on-the-spot.
    • Quotes

      Ava Collins: You really are an asshole.

      Don Malek: Everybody has one. An opinion, I mean.

    • Alternate versions
      A.K.A Do Not Disturb
    • Connections
      References Le Magicien d'Oz (1939)
    • Soundtracks
      Nothin' to See Here (Killin' Time}
      Written by John Dissed & BC Fourteen

      Performed by Bull Lee

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    • Release date
      • March 23, 2010 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Do Not Disturb
    • Filming locations
      • Washington, Pennsylvania, USA
    • Production companies
      • Bull Lee Films
      • Bull Lee Media
      • Ruthless Pictures
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    • Budget
      • $500,000 (estimated)
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 27m(87 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1
      • 2.35 : 1

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