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House of Manson (also known as Manson in the United Kingdom) is a 2014 biographical film that was written and directed by Brandon Slagle.[1] It had its world premiere on October 18, 2014 at the Twin Cities Film Festival and stars Ryan Kiser as Charles Manson.[2]

House of Manson
Film poster
Directed by	Brandon Slagle
Written by	Brandon Slagle
Produced by	Devanny Pinn, Britt Griffith
Starring	Ryan Kiser
Cinematography	Michael Rattet
Edited by	Maximillian Williams
Production companies	House of Manson Micro Bay Features
Distributed by	Kaleidoscope Lighthouse Digital Media New Horizon Films Gravitas Ventures
Release date	October 18, 2014 (2014-10-18) (Twin Cities Film Festival)
Running time	98 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Synopsis

The film details the life of Charles Manson, leading up to the murder of actress and model Sharon Tate and subsequent trial and sentencing.

Cast

• Ryan Kiser as Charlie
• Devanny Pinn as Susan Atkins
• Julie Rose as Leslie Van Houten
• Reid Warner as Tex Watson
• Serena Lorien as Patricia Krenwinkel
• Tristan Risk as Abigail Folger
• Max Wasa as Rosemary LaBianca
• Suzi Lorraine as Sharon Tate
• Tawny Amber Young as Rosalie Willis
• Erin Marie Hogan as Linda Kasabian
• Caitlin Kazepis as Gypsy Share
• Jennifer Woods as Terry's Girlfriend
• Trish Cook as Kathleen Maddox
• Brandon Slagle as Uncle Maddox
• Dillon Paigen as Steven Parent
• Teresa R. Parker as Officer Orr (as Teresa Parker)

Reception

Dread Central gave House of Manson a favorable review, writing that it was "informative, violent, shocking, and saddening – Slagle should be applauded for taking on a subject that’s been beaten to death and giving it a totally new perspective from the audience’s point of view."[3] Shock Till You Drop also gave a positive review, citing its acting and praising it for being "one of the few true-crime biopic indie films to roll out in a long time that doesn’t feel like simply an excuse to make a film, cashing in on the name".[4] Starburst was mildly more mixed, stating that it "won't offer any new insights or conclusions but it does present a different slant on a character whose infamy shows no sign of abating. Slagle's film is of interest though, built on excellent performances and subtle, almost documentary-like direction that draws the viewer in."[5]

External links

• House of Manson at IMDb
• House of Manson at Rotten Tomatoes

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