Memory (2006)

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Written by Anthony Badalucco, Bennett Davlin

Directed by Bennett Davlin

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2006

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: Canada/USA

Filmed in Colour

A doctor takes a hallucinogenic drug that allows him to experience his ancestors' memories - but ends up haunted by visions of a series of gruesome murders. He realises the killer may be the father he never knew, and sets out to find him.

When is Memory next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Zone Horror December 2nd, 4:00pm and on Zone Horror December 3rd, 12 noon. See more...

Cast

Image for Billy ZaneBilly ZaneTaylor Briggs
Image for Tricia HelferTricia HelferStephanie Jacobs
Image for Dennis HopperDennis HopperMax Lichtenstein
Ann-MargretCarol Hargrave
Terry ChenDr. Deepra Chang
Deirdre BladesAlisha Briggs
Scott G. AndersonScott McHale
Matt FentimanWilliam Terrell
Emily HirstBonnie McHale
Emily Anne GrahamAllison Frost
Alex FerrisRicky McHale
Alisha DavlinYoung Alisha Briggs
Joel McFarlaneNick Chang
Hailey ShandLisa Mullens
Alexis LlewellynLittle Girl
Image for Rekha SharmaRekha SharmaBecka
Irene KarasStella
Dan PelchatSpectre
Jeannette WeinsteinCheri
Alonso OyarzunNight Manager

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