When Billy Peltzer is given a strange but adorable pet named Gizmo for Christmas, he inadvertently breaks the three important rules of caring for a Mogwai, and unleashes a horde of mischievous gremlins on a small town.

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Film Cast:

• Billy Peltzer: Zach Galligan
• Kate Beringer: Phoebe Cates
• Randall Peltzer: Hoyt Axton
• Lynn Peltzer: Frances Lee McCain
• Pete Fountaine: Corey Feldman
• Grandfather (Mr. Wing): Keye Luke
• Chinese Boy: John Louie
• Murray Futterman: Dick Miller
• Sheila Futterman: Jackie Joseph
• Ruby Deagle: Polly Holliday
• Gerald Hopkins: Judge Reinhold
• Mr. Corben: Edward Andrews
• Mrs. Joe Harris: Belinda Balaski
• Sheriff Frank: Scott Brady
• Rockin’ Ricky Rialto (voice): Don Steele
• Little Girl: Susan Burgess
• Mr. Anderson: Harry Carey, Jr.
• Man on Street: Donald Elson
• Gizmo (voice): Howie Mandel
• Deputy Brent: Jonathan Banks
• Mogway/Gremlins (voice): Bob Bergen
• Stripe/Mogwai/Gremlins (voice): Frank Welker
• Roy Hanson: Glynn Turman
• Mr. Jones: Chuck Jones
• Mogwai / Gremlins (voice): Michael Winslow
• Alex: Arnie Moore
• Hungry Harris Child: Danny Llewelyn
• Bank Teller: Lois Foraker
• Dorry: Kenny Davis
• Schoolchild: Nicky Katt
• Schoolchild: Tracy Wells
• Dr. Molinaro: John C. Becher
• Mrs. Molinaro: Gwen Willson
• Dave Meyers (Santa): Joe Brooks
• Lew Landers (WDHB-TV reporter): Jim McKrell
• Mogwai / Gremlins (voice): Fred Newman
• Mogwai / Gremlins (voice): Mark Dodson
• Mogwai / Gremlins (voice): Peter Cullen
• Mogwai / Gremlins (voice): Michael Sheehan
• Mogwai / Gremlins (voice): Bob Holt
• Pay-Phone Patron (uncredited): Jerry Goldsmith
• Man in Electric Wheelchair (uncredited): Steven Spielberg
• Man Wearing Sunglasses on Payphone at Convention (uncredited): Paul Acerno
• Donald Deagle (archive footage) (uncredited): Edward Arnold
• Mr. Fiction Writer (archive footage) (uncredited): Frank Baxter
• TV News Reporter (uncredited): Tom Bergeron
• Dr. Research (archive footage) (uncredited): Richard Carlson
• Townsman (uncredited): Bob Harks
• Mogwi / Gremlins / Additional Voices (uncredited): Brad Kesten
• Robby the Robot (voice) (uncredited): Marvin Miller
• Ron (uncredited): Dean Rader Duval
• Robot (uncredited): Robby the Robot
• Father Bartlett (uncredited): William Schallert
• Mobil Gas Station Attendant (uncredited): Kenneth Tobey

Film Crew:

• Supervising Sound Editor: Mark A. Mangini
• Presenter: Steven Spielberg
• Executive Producer: Kathleen Kennedy
• Executive Producer: Frank Marshall
• Supervising Sound Editor: Richard L. Anderson
• Original Music Composer: Jerry Goldsmith
• Director: Joe Dante
• Camera Operator: Michael A. Jones
• Production Sound Mixer: Ken King
• Set Decoration: Jackie Carr
• Production Design: James H. Spencer
• Writer: Chris Columbus
• Producer: Michael Finnell
• Original Music Composer: Noel Regney
• Director of Photography: John Hora
• Editor: Tina Hirsch
• Casting: Susan Arnold
• Makeup Artist: Greg LaCava
• Hairstylist: Cheri Ruff
• Music Editor: Kenneth Hall
• Special Effects: Bob MacDonald Jr.
• Stunt Coordinator: Mike H. McGaughy
• Stunts: Rudy Doucette
• Stunt Coordinator: Terry Leonard
• Assistant Editor: Tom Finan
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Bill Varney
• Creature Design: Chris Walas
• First Assistant Director: James Quinn
• Foley Artist: Joan Rowe
• Orchestrator: Arthur Morton
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Steve Maslow
• Foley Artist: John Roesch
• Stunts: Rosemary Johnston
• Dialogue Editor: Stephen Purvis
• Set Designer: William F. Matthews
• Unit Production Manager: Phil Rawlins
• Second Assistant Camera: Lex Rawlins
• Second Assistant Director: Carol Green
• Sound Editor: Warren Hamilton Jr.
• Costume Supervisor: Linda Matthews
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Kevin O’Connell
• Still Photographer: Ralph Nelson Jr.
• Transportation Coordinator: Robert Neilson
• Property Master: Marty Wunderlich
• Transportation Captain: Dave Robling
• Script Supervisor: Kenneth Gilbert
• Unit Publicist: Rob Harris
• Sound Editor: David E. Stone
• Construction Coordinator: Michael Muscarella
• Stunts: Gene McLaughlin
• Production Secretary: Karen Shaw
• Gaffer: Norman Harris
• Key Grip: Richard Moran
• Negative Cutter: Donah Bassett
• Boom Operator: Douglas Vaughan
• First Assistant Camera: Norman Cattell
• Matte Painter: Rocco Gioffre
• Color Timer: Robert Raring
• Assistant Sound Editor: Tim Mangini
• Dolly Grip: William Kenney
• Best Boy Electric: Ron Kenyon
• Assistant Property Master: Bruce Edwin Gregory
• Best Boy Grip: Robert Miller
• Costume Supervisor: Norman A. Burza
• Animal Coordinator: Ray Berwick

Movie Reviews:

• mizjmarie: Overall, movie was strange. It did have a few suspenseful moments, but overall want that great of a horror film. And I definitely wouldn’t call it a comedy. Based on all the hype it has had I wasn’t that impressed.
• Wuchak: _**Cute creatures morph into hellions during Christmas**_

  A traveling inventor (Hoyt Axton) brings home a cute animal he bought at a shop in Chinatown for a Christmas gift, but the rules for the animal’s care are broken and all hell breaks loose. Zach Galligan plays the son and Phoebe Cates his girlfriend.

  “Gremlins” (1984) mixes Christmas movie with Comedy, Fantasy & Horror for an entertaining popcorn flick. The mogwai creatures are cute and you’re not sure how safe the movie is going play out but, thankfully, it turns amusingly edgy. The inclusion of cutie Phoebe Cates helps.

  The film runs 1 hour, 46 minutes and was shot at Universal Studios, Universal City, California.

  GRADE: B-

• Peter89Spencer: Weirdly, it’s one of my favourite Christmas movies!
  It was heartwarming, a little scary and outright amusing. It’s one of those films where the bad guys still the show.

  Also, is it me or does the girl look a little like adult star Ava Dalush?!

  Anyway, what I’m saying is, Gremlins is another classic.