A Fantastic Fear of Everything
- Simon Pegg: Jack
- Clare Higgins: Clair
- Amara Karan: Sangeet
- Paul Freeman: Dr. Friedkin
- Kerry Shale: Harvey Humphries
- Sheridan Smith: Catherine
- Alan Drake: Perkins
- Zaak Conway: Young Jack
- Filippo Delaunay: Operation
- Elliot Greene: Hoodie
- Mo Idriss: Mr. Rowntree
- Tuyet Le Warden
- Henry Lloyd -Hughes: PC Taser
- Alice Orr - Ewing: Lavinia
- Jane Stan Ness: Sheena
- Jay Taylor: Accountant
The terrible fear of the terrible ones ( original title: A Fantastic Fear of Everything ) is a British film directed by Crispian Mills, who also wrote the script and served as producer. The co-director took over Chris Hopewell. It is based on the novel Paranoia In The Launderette of Bruce Robinson.
The film was shown in the British and Irish cinemas on June 8, 2012. In Germany he appeared on October 4, 2012 as the direct-to- video production.
Action
The reclusive children's book author Jack wants to try yourself as a mystery writer. For this he researched the CVs British murderer from the past centuries. He hopes that this inspiration for his writing work on his latest book " Decades of Death". The mentally unstable writer is, however, plagued by his investigations of strong fears. Following a request for a film adaptation of the book, however, he must leave his home to meet with his agent.
Reviews
The reviews for the film were predominantly negative.
" Director Crispian Mills can not decide where the emphasis should lie to its history. For a comedy, his first work has a lot to little humor for a horror film, it is not scary enough and for a psychological character study lacks substance. "
" Crispian Mills and Chris Hope Wells " The terrible fear of the terrible ones " is unfortunately one of those movies which are among his weaker with Simon Pegg. The story is just beginning exceedingly long-winded, the humor only partly funny and sometimes too much calibrated to British stereotypes, so that not every German will understand this. "