DVD Release Date: October 9, 2007
NTSC All Region. Dual Layer. Dolby Digital Stereo.
Aspect: 1.85:1 / Widescreen
Rating: Unrated
Runtme: 117 Minutes

Bonus Features:
Commentary track by director Eric Stanze.
Outtakes.
Music Video for ghoul-punk band Crypt 33: "Zombie '79"

Synopsis:

The small community of Eidolon Crossing once boasted a flourishing economy and great prosperity, fueled by Dogwood Park, an amusement park at the edge of town.

Then the child murders began.

When the first child's corpse was discovered at Dogwood Park, the town knew they had been pulled into a horrible nightmare. As more murdered children were unearthed on the amusement park property, attendance began to decline. Finally, the macabre publicity shut the park down entirely. Dogwood Park was abandoned. The old amusement park became known as "Deadwood Park" by the locals. Eidolon Crossing quickly withered into poverty.

Over the course of 35 years, 26 children disappeared at the hands of the elusive murderer. In 1979, Jake Richardson's little brother Francis was the last of the children to be abducted. Jake and his parents moved away from Eidolon Crossing shortly thereafter. Now an adult, Jake is drawn back to Eidolon Crossing, the town where his brother was taken from him. The spirits of the many murdered children begin to contact Jake. He glimpses them in the shadows of his house. He hears them whisper in the darkness of the surrounding farmland. Jake is led back to abandoned Deadwood Park. Here, somewhere in this decaying amusement park, is the path that leads to the killer's identity. It becomes Jake's mission to solve the mysteries of this sinister, blood-soaked town.

DEADWOOD PARK principal cinematography was 55 days long (spread out over several months). This is the longest shooting schedule to date for Eric Stanze and Wicked Pixel Cinema. It beats ICE FROM THE SUN, which was shot in 54 days.

The first day of shooting on DEADWOOD PARK was September 11, 2004. The last day of shooting was May 18, 2005.

DEADWOOD PARK is director Eric Stanze's first movie to be shot anamorphic widescreen (16x9).

The carousel music heard in the movie and over the end credits is a recording of an actual 1920's Wurlitzer Carousel Organ.

An FBI interrogation audio recording in DEADWOOD PARK features the voice of actor Mark Dodson (playing the part of Harold Evrett). Mark Dodson was the voice of most of the bad Gremlins in GREMLINS 1 and 2. He was also the voice of Salacious Crumb in RETURN OF THE JEDI, as well as many cartoon voices for Disney and Warner Brothers television cartoons.

Two of producer Jeremy Wallace's kids, Jake and Eli, appear in DEADWOOD PARK as ghosts.