DISCO INFERNO MOVIE

His father's decision to quit the film means he is denied the opportunity to perform the upcoming fire stunt in the movie and thus earn his stuntman's card. He asks Al for information, but Al reminds Sam that it is against the rules for him to give Sam personal data concerning his own life.Īs Sam, Chris, and Ray leave the set, Chris is in a bad mood. But besides the name, Sam cannot remember anything else about him. While Sam is contemplating the notion of playing the role of big brother to Chris, he suddenly remembers that he too, has a big brother named Tom. Al tells him that Ziggy's computer systems have crashed however, he has one bit of data: Chris will die sometime in the next two days, though the cause, time, and place of his death are unknown. Sam wants to accomplish his mission as soon as possible so he can leap. Sam is mortified to have leaped into the seventies, a decade he finds intolerable, while Al admits that the seventies were among the best years of his life. Sam finds Al having fun on the dance floor, and the two talk about his mission. Though Chris tells her most girls normally go for his older brother, Shannon says she isn't like most girls and instead holds a clear interest in Chris.

Chris, meanwhile, meets a young, attractive college girl named Shannon. Traci gives him her business card and a mood ring, which reveals Sam's distress. While walking around the set, Sam meets Traci DeVine ( Arnetia Walker), a black music producer handling the film's soundtrack.

Rick tells Chris that the fire stunt on the film in two days is his big opportunity and tries to get him to stay, but Chris defers to his father's judgment and leaves. Still, Ray is angered by Rick's indifference to safety procedures and announces his resignation, bringing his two boys with him. Rick, the director ( Peter Onorati) tells them to move along so he can film the next scene. Ray is annoyed that the safety pad was moved, endangering his son's life, and blames Chris for the failure. His name is Chad Stone, a stuntman working on the film set of a low-budget movie called 'Disco Inferno', along with his counterpart's younger brother, Chris (played by Kris Kamm), and father, the stunt coordinator, Ray Stone ( Michael Greene). At that moment, a voice yells 'cut,' and Sam realizes that he was not shot, but rather, flung backward via cables attached to his body. Sam is flung backward through a glass wall and lands on a safety pad. A hitman enters the club and pulls a gun out, shooting Sam in the chest. Sam leaps in while on the dance floor of a disco. While seeking to save Chris' life, Sam must adjust to the demands of being a big brother, a role that unlocks a vital piece of Sam's Swiss-cheese memory - that he too has a big brother, a revelation that both delights and haunts Sam. 3.12 Second Unit Director or Assistant DirectorĪpril 1, 1976: Sam leaps into stuntman Chad Stone (the leapee is played by Kevin Light), whose younger brother, Chris, is destined to be killed in a dangerous movie stunt.

Disco inferno