The Innkeepers

Some guests never checked out.
The Innkeepers (2012)
Timing: 1:41 (101 min)
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Budget
$750 000
Box office
$78 396
Director
Scenario
Producer
Larry Fessenden, Ti West, Derek Curl, Peter Phok, Badie Ali, Hamza Ali, Greg Newman, Malik B. Ali
Camera operator
Eliot Rockett
Composer
Jeff Grace
Artist
Audition
Lisa Fields

Short description

During the final days at the Yankee Pedlar Inn, two employees determined to reveal the hotel's haunted past begin to experience disturbing events as old guests check in for a stay.

What's left behind the scenes

  • In the scene where Pat Healy's character plays a video recording for Sarah Paxton's character, the actress is visibly shocked. Paxton wasn't acting out fear; she was genuinely frightened because she had never seen the recording before. The scene was filmed in a single take. When recording the movie's commentary, the recording was played for the actress again, and she flinched once more.
  • Director Ti West disliked the color of the inhaler bought by the prop masters for Claire, played by Sarah Paxton. Meanwhile, the inhaler actually contained a breath freshener, allowing it to be used on camera.
  • Filming of the movie took 17 days.
  • The old underwear worn by Luke, played by Pat Healy, belonged to the actor himself. Shortly before filming began, he lost weight and brought along some old undergarments. The scene in which Sarah Paxton's character wakes Luke had to be filmed several times because the actress couldn't stop laughing at the sight of Healy in such unpresentable attire.
  • Luke's old underwear, played by Pat Healy, belonged to the actor himself. Shortly before filming began, he lost weight and brought his old undergarments with him. The scene where Sarah Paxton's character wakes up Luke had to be filmed several times because the actress couldn't help but laugh at the sight of Healy in such unpresentable attire.
  • Filming took place at the actual Yankee Pedlar Inn in Torrington, Connecticut. The actors and crew also stayed there during filming.
  • Director Taye West disliked the color of Claire’s inhaler, as portrayed by Sarah Paxton, which the props department had purchased. However, the inhaler contained breath freshener, so it could be used on camera.
  • It is claimed that the Yankee Pedlar Inn is genuinely haunted. Some members of the crew complained of experiencing certain inexplicable phenomena while staying at the hotel.
  • It is claimed that the Yankee Pedlar Inn is indeed haunted. Some crew members complained of experiencing unexplained phenomena during their stay at the hotel.
  • In the scene where Pat Healy’s character shows Sarah Paxton’s character a video recording, the actress appears genuinely shocked. Paxton wasn’t acting scared; she was truly frightened because she had never seen the recording before. The scene was filmed in one take. When recording commentary for the film, the actress was shown the recording again, and she flinched once more.

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