Urban Legend (1998)

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Written by Silvio Horta

Directed by Jamie Blanks

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1998

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA/France

Filmed in Colour

This pastiche horror film, released in 1998 and starring Jared Leto and Joshua Jackson, is about a group of college kids who are tormented by a demented killer. The killer takes famous urban legends as his inspiration for slaughter, and sets about committing a set of horrifyingly familiar murders.

Producer Neal Moritz, having patented the formula with I Know What You Did Last Summer, assembles a telegenic cast for more of the same: bring in the kids, then scare the pants off 'em. Look out for Tara Reid, Joshua Jackson (Dawson's Creek), Alicia Witt (Cybill) and My So-Called Life's Jared Leto.

Cast

Alicia WittNatalie Simon
Image for Jared LetoJared LetoPaul Gardener
Rebecca GayheartBrenda Bates
Loretta DevineReese Wilson
Image for Tara ReidTara ReidSasha Thomas
Image for Joshua JacksonJoshua JacksonDamon Brooks
Image for Michael RosenbaumMichael RosenbaumParker Riley
Natasha Gregson-WagnerMichelle Mancini
Danielle HarrisTosh Guaneri
John NevilleDean Adams
Image for Robert EnglundRobert EnglundProfessor William Wexler
Julian RichingsWeird Janitor
Gord MartineauDavid McAree
Kay HawtreyLibrary Attendant
Angela VintBitchy Girl

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