Way Down in Chinatown 2013
"...the show must go on..."
Dive into the eerie and experimental world of *Way Down in Chinatown* (2013), Eric Michael Kochmer's surrealistic horror masterpiece that blurs the line between theater and nightmare.
Director: Eric Michael Kochmer
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Way Down in Chinatown (2013) about?
*Way Down in Chinatown* follows a playwright and director as they craft a dark musical, only to find themselves ensnared in a nightmarish underworld of their own making. Inspired by Leadbelly's *Goodnight Irene*, their creation spirals into a surreal horror that blurs the line between art and reality.
Who directed Way Down in Chinatown?
Eric Michael Kochmer directed *Way Down in Chinatown*, blending his creative vision with a performance in the film.
Who stars in Way Down in Chinatown?
The film features Stephanie Sanditz, Justin Dray, Maria Olsen, Eric Michael Kochmer, and Lisa Loring in key roles.
Is Way Down in Chinatown (2013) worth watching?
If you love surreal horror with a theatrical twist, *Way Down in Chinatown* is a cult gem worth seeking out. Its unique atmosphere and offbeat style make it a standout for fans of experimental filmmaking.
How long is Way Down in Chinatown?
Runtime details for *Way Down in Chinatown* are not listed.
Way Down in Chinatown (2013): A Surreal Horror Trip into Artistic Obsession
Dive into the eerie and experimental world of *Way Down in Chinatown* (2013), Eric Michael Kochmer's surrealistic horror masterpiece that blurs the line between theater and nightmare. The film follows playwright Victor and director Jessica Mitchum as they navigate the treacherous waters of their new dark musical, *Apocalypse Tomorrow*, a haunting adaptation of Leadbelly's *Goodnight Irene*. What begins as a creative endeavor spirals into a seductive underworld, where the boundaries between art and obsession dissolve. With its Lynchian vibes and *Rocky Horror*-inspired flair, the movie crafts a nightmarish yet mesmerizing atmosphere, exploring themes of creation, decay, and the fragile line between reality and illusion.
Stephanie Sanditz and Justin Dray anchor the cast as the ambitious yet unraveling duo, while Eric Michael Kochmer takes the helm as both director and co-star, infusing the project with his signature offbeat energy. The film's surreal visuals and unsettling tone make it a standout for fans of avant-garde horror, offering a trip into the underbelly of artistic ambition gone wild. *Way Down in Chinatown* isn't just a movie—it's an experience that lingers long after the credits roll.