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The Frequency
47 minutes | 17 or older | 2007 | 
United States of America
Cult / Dramas / Sci-Fi & Fantasy / Thrillers
A thrilling psychodrama haunting & mysterious.
SynopsisRay Mercy has suffered with terrible migraine headaches for about a year. The migraines are always accompanied by a high pitched frequency sound that only he is able to hear. He has been to countless doctors, tried numerous medications and nothing has worked. Now he is visiting a metaphysical doctor named Fayabo. If she can cure him there is a discovery that will forever change Ray and those around him. The Frequency.
Director's StatementMaking this film was so much fun and I am so happy that the word has gone out and that so many people still want to see it.
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Directed by
Glenn Towery -
Written by
Glenn Towery -
Produced by
Dasch Hadu - The Frequency Website
Written by: Glenn Towery
Produced by: Dasch Hadu
Cast
Crucifier 5: Randall SpeightsCrucifier 3 & Policeman: Jim Ensley
Crucifier 2: Ken Collins
Crucifier 1: Ron Burns
Monk 4: Louis Sosoatu
Monk 3: Sammi Rotibi
Monk 2: Lenbirth Brooks
Monk 1: Milton Papageorge
Patient: Doris Connors
Minister: Reginald De Morton
Preist: Jean Denis Ozanon
Lady in Blue: Sacyna
Lady in Red: La Monica Peters
Reporter: Ron Brewington
Receptionist: Freda Jackson
Guardian: Leland P. Smith
Youngman: William Jenkins, Jr,
Walker: Sean Germany
Lymerick: Eric Davenport
Shante: Nancy Herard
Fayabo: Gael T Davis
Ray Mercy: Dasch Hadu
Crucifier 6: Steve Johnson
Crucifier 7: Sammi Rotibi
Marcher 1: Daryl Edwin Bolton
Marcher 2: Gregory Freeman
Marcher 3: Wayne Nagata
Marcher 4: James Seaward
Marcher 5: Antawn Hines
Marcher 6: Ray Walker
Crew
Editor: Glenn ToweryDirector of Photography: Horacio Chacon
Director: Glenn Towery
I haven't enjoyed a film this much in many, many years, Leslie Gersicoff, Caption Editor
AWARD OF EXCELLENCE The Indie Fest
None of the Special effects in the film are digital. We went "old school" instead.
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Director
Glenn Towery
