The Making of 'Hatchet'

The Making of 'Hatchet'

The Making of 'Hatchet'

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The Making of 'Hatchet'

2007

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Making of documentary for the 2006 horror film 'Hatchet'.

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15 members

Acting

Kane Hodder

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Kane Hodder

Directing

Adam Green

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Adam Green

Acting

Robert Englund

Self

Robert Englund

Acting

Joel David Moore

Self

Joel David Moore

Acting

Deon Richmond

Self

Deon Richmond

Acting

Joleigh Fioravanti

Self

Joleigh Fioravanti

Acting

Mercedes McNab

Self

Mercedes McNab

Production

Sarah Elbert

Self

Sarah Elbert

Camera

Will Barratt

Self

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Camera

BJ McDonnell

Self

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Production

Ryan Turek

Self

Ryan Turek

Art

Bryan McBrien

Self

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Production

Cory Neal

Self

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Acting

Parry Shen

Self

Parry Shen

Acting

Amara Zaragoza

Self

Amara Zaragoza

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