“Out to Kill” is a mystery drama film released in 2014. The story revolves around a murder investigation in an all-gay loft community led by a private investigator. The film features Tom Goss, Rob Moretti, and Scott Sell as main characters and delves into both the main plot and hidden secrets of every character involved.
Where it Filmed?
The entire shooting of the film “Out to Kill” took place in Tampa, Florida, USA. Unfortunately, no specific dates for the movie filming are available.
Cast Details
| Cast Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Tom Goss | Justin Jaymes |
| Rob Moretti | Gene Sherman |
| Scott Sell | Jim Noble |
| Christopher Patrino | Henry Rutherford |
| Mark Strano | Vic Barnaby |
| Lee Williams | Steve |
| Nicolas Burgos | Stephen |
| Christopher Cutillo | Steven |
| Jeffrey Klein | Mikal Birdwell |
| Aaron Quick Nelson | Lamar |
| Joey Panek | Frederico |
| Michael Kenneth Fahr | Ted |
| Karleigh Chase | Ann Fitzsimmons |
| Mark Manning | Patrick Mason |
| Kathi Brown | Salon Patron |
| Kyle Alexander | Sex Party Guest |
| Shannon Beasley | Sex Party Guest |
| Michael McKinney | Sex Party Guest / Pool Party Guest |
| Kyle O’Donnell | Sex Party Guest |
| Gregory Peters | Sex Party Guest |
| Scott A. Skyberg | Sex Party Guest |
| Paul Sponseller | Sex Party Guest |
| Douglas Beal | Pool Party Guest |
| Giovanni Ginnetti | Pool Party Guest |
| Anthony Ginski | Pool Party Guest |
| Alla Grach | Pool Party Guest |
| David Griffin | Pool Party Guest |
| Tony Lawrence | Pool Party Guest |
| W. Onell | Pool Party Guest |
| Josh Przybysz | Pool Party Guest |
| Kyle Vest | Pool Party Guest |
| Michael Wilkie | Pool Party Guest |
| Michael Yustick | Pool Party Guest |
Trivia and Facts
- The movie was classified as “Not Rated” and its running time is 1 hour and 23 minutes.
- “Out to Kill” was released on 23rd May 2014.
- The film was directed and written by Rob Williams.
- The movie won one award.
- Tom Goss, Rob Moretti, and Scott Sell were the stars of the movie.
- The production of the film was handled by Guest House Films.
- “Out to Kill” references another film, “Rear Window” (1954), in its content.
