Nikos (film)

Nikos (film)

"Nikos" is a b-grade splatter film directed by and starring German arteur Andreas Schnaas. It follows a reincarnated barbarian (Schnaas) as he wreaks havok on modern day New York City.

Infobox_Film
name =NIKOS


caption =Nikos DVD case cover
imdb_id =0309916
writer =Ted Geoghegan,
Andreas Schnaas
starring =Joe Zaso,
Felissa Rose,
Andreas Schnaas
director =Andreas Schnaas
producer =Andreas Schnaas,
Joe Zaso
distributor =RatPack Independent Films
released =2003
runtime =126 min.
language =English
music =
amg_id = 1:370106
budget =$45,000 (estimated)

Synopsis

College professor Frank Heller (Joe Zaso) and his girlfriend Sandra (Felissa Rose) lead a ragtag group of museum patrons in a race for their lives. After a botched robbery attempt spills blood on the ancient mask of Nikos a lu Unziceanu (Schnaas), the barbarian returns to kill off virtually anyone and everyone that crosses his path. After wiping out the art museum, the maniac turns to a health club, gay bar, movie theater, and video store to continue his rampage.

Production Information

* The film was shot in New York City on a budget of 40,000 dollars and was released direct-to-DVD.

* It is known in some markets as "Nikos the Impaler" and "Violent Shit 4: Nikos".

* The name Nikos was also the killer's name in Andreas Schnaas' earlier film, "Anthropophagous 2000". Schnaas himself played Nikos in both movies.

* Cameos in the film include Debbie Rochon, Lloyd Kaufman, Darian Caine, Tina Krause, and Bela B. of Die Ärzte.

Cast

* Joe Zaso as Frank Heller
* Felissa Rose as Sandra Kane
* Andreas Schnaas as Nikos
* Brenda Abbandandolo as Daisy
* Joseph Michael Lagana as Pete
* Joe Lattanzi as RyanVincent Giovannantonio as the police officer #2

Crew

* Andreas Schnaas Director
* Ted Geoghegan Screenwriter
* Joe Zaso Producer
* C.C. Becker Producer

External links

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0309916/ "Nikos" page at The Internet Movie Database]


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