STORYLINE: What started as a week-long adventure with friends quickly turns into a terrifying fight for survival in The Stairs. in 1997, a young boy is out hunting with his grandfather (Schneider), when he stumbles upon a mysterious staircase deep in the forest. The subsequent disappearance leaves locals baffled as to the fate of the wayward pair. Twenty years later, a group of hikers set off on an ambitious trail, deep into the same stretch of wilderness. With each step away from civilization they are pulled deeper into the treacherous trap of the mountain terrain where they stumble upon the same set of ominous stairs.
DIRECTOR: Peter 'Drago' Tiemann.
WRITERS: Jason L Lowe, Peter 'Drago' Tiemann.
STARS: Kathleen Quinlan, John Schneider, Adam Korson, Brent Bailey, Stacey Oristano.
PRODUCED BY
Amanda 'Rae' Jones.
Peter 'Drago' Tiemann.
CINEMATOGRAPHER: Ryan Purcell.
MUSIC: BC Smith.
FILM EDITOR: Michael Tang.
COUNTRY: USA.
RELEASE DATE: October 19, 2021 (DVD).
PRODUCTION COMPANIES:
- Wandering Dragon Productions.
DISTRIBUTORS:
- Cinedigm Entertainment Group.
SUMMARY-INFO: “THE STAIRS” is directed, co-written and co-produced by expert stuntman: Peter 'Drago' Tiemann, making this movie his directorial debut. The cast is led by veterans actors Kathleen Quinlan (The Hills Have Eyes, Nightmare in Blood, Blackout, Strays) and John Schneider (Smallville –Tv Serie-, Lake Placid 2), it also features Adam Korson (Imposters), Brent Bailey (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) and Stacey Oristano (Friday Night Lights).
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REVIEWS:
“…creature-feature fans should find the practical effects makeup and creature suits impressive. The ensemble cast, which also includes Kathleen Quinlan as Jesse’s grandmother and Trin Miller as his mother, does a solid job, and Tiemann builds the tension admirably. The Stairs offers a good share of surprising revelations and creepy creature action.” www.whenitwascool.com
"Director Peter ‘Drago’ Tiemann and writer Jason L Lowe both make their feature debut here […] And, for first-timers, they’ve created a particularly interesting setup and some nice set pieces. Unfortunately, they also make the common first timer’s mistake of not tying things together or explaining them. We never find out what is under the stairs." www.voicesfromthebalcony.com
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