What is the duration of Mirage?

The duration of Mirage is 84 mins.

What is the original language of Mirage?

The original language of Mirage is English.

Mirage was directed by Burr Steers, Bill Crain.

Which studio made Mirage?

Mirage was produced by BMBC Productions.

Mirage 1990

Q: Does Mirage have end credit scenes?

Mirage does not have end credit scenes.

Horror

Runtime

84 mins

Language

English

A sadistic, seemingly demonic young killer dressed in black, driving a black pickup truck, stalks three young couples who have ventured into the desert to drink, party and make love. His terrifying, otherworldly presence feels both unreal and deadly, turning their night into a relentless hunt.

BMBC Productions

Studio

Burr Steers

Director

Bill Crain

Director

Does Mirage have end credit scenes?

No!

Mirage does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

Meet the Full Cast and Actors of Mirage

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Todd Caldecott

Kyle

Kenny Johnson

Greg

Laura Albert

Bambi

Jennifer McAllister

Chris

Nicole Anton

Mary

Kevin McParland

Trip

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Ford

1961

F-100

International

1950

Harvester L-Series

Jeep

1987

Wrangler

Nissan

1982

Sentra

Suzuki

TM 250

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Mirage Other Names and Titles

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