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by Mark Redfield April 22, 2024

Witness the terrifying and tragic downfall of Dr. Henry Jekyll, whose experiments with the human soul - to find a biological basis for morality in mankind - has unleashed a demon upon the face of the earth in the form of his truer self, Edward Hyde. From London’s fog-shrouded back alleys to the palaces of the rich, Jekyll’s obsessions and Hyde’s destructive lusts combine to make a cocktail of mayhem, madness, murder, and unspeakable horror.

a MARK REDFIELD STUDIOS production

DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE

Starring

Mark REDFIELD

Elena TORREZ

Kosha ENGLER

Carl RANDOLPH

associate producers TOM BRANDAU & THOMAS E. COLE

music by NALIN TANEJA

edited by SEAN PAUL MURPHY

make-up effects ROBERT YOHO

director of photography KARL E. DEVOS

based on the novella by ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON

and the play by MARK REDFIELD & STUART VOYTILLA

executive producer TERRY WOODS

written & produced by MARK REDFIELD & STUART VOYTILLA

designed and directed by MARK REDFIELD

“Redfield in a tour-de-force performance. DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE also features an excellent ensemble cast, airtight direction, baroque studio sets and majestic lighting, fashioning an early 20th century England full of magic, trepidation, violence, and horror…this rare treat comes recommended.” - Rue Morgue Magazine “

…where Redfield starred, directed, co-wrote, co-produced, designed the sets, and presumably invented the chemical emulsion for the film in a kind of Orion Welles virtuoso effort…Redfield and his producing/writing partner, Stuart Voytilla, have created both a kinder, gentler Jekyll and a vicious, more brutal Hyde, returning in many cases to the original Stevenson novella but setting the story in 1900 London so that they can take advantage of turn-of-the-century technology for an astounding surprise ending. The whole is filmed in a brooding fantasy London that owes debts to both “The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari” and “Bride of Frankenstein”, giving it a comfortable nostalgic qua;it’s that feels like pre-1945 Hollywood. All in all, a satisfying well-told story…” -Joe Bob Briggs, United Press International

Running Time: 1 Hour 50 minutes

Color

Released September 2002