Bill Bragg plays Dr. Carlton Fairfax II a prominent psychologist who has a unique way of curing his patients.
Bill Bragg has performed regionally in many plays, studying and performing at Circle In The Square Theatre on Broadway in New York. Roles on stage have been as diverse as acting in the award-winning production and West Coast premiere of The Royal Shakespeare Company's adaptation of the Dicken's novel, "Nicholas Nickleby". This production involved thirty-three actors playing three-hundred twenty roles. Bill Bragg played the lead role of Tom Joad in the West Coast premiere of The Stepenwolf Theaters adaptation of "The Grapes Of Wrath". Other roles have included wisecracking New Yorker, Harry Shapiro in "Stalag 17" to Irish immigrant Jack Sheehan in the play, "Becoming Memories".
Current projects include helping to produce the upcoming feature Out of the Black.

David Hess plays the mysterious John Gard who Carlton takes on as new and challenging patient. Carlton soon learns that this new patient is quite skilled at handing out his own brand of psychotherapy and manipulates Carlton into cracking his own childhood terrors.
David Hess was the lead actor of Wes Craven’s Last House on the Left. He also played in House on the Edge of the Park, Body Count., and was the director of To All A Good Night. He has directed and produced several award-winning documentaries as well.
He is also a very talented songwriter who scored numerous soundtracks and even wrote a song for Elvis called "I Got Stung". http://www.davidhess.com

Christine Marie Schneider plays April Oakridge Fairfax, Carlton’s wife.
Actress, Christine Marie Schneider has appeared in over 4 different indie projects this past year alone, including piloting a sitcom entitled, "Studio House" (with producer Michael St. John), indie films: Convicts and Convictions (Sage Drake) and "Indie" (Strong Girl Productions). Both of which are to be entered in film festivals this Fall. She also appeared in "Everybody's All American," "Flubber," and "Bedazzled."

Darian O’Toole, the most popular local radio DJ on the station KSAN and guest star on the TV Series Nash Bridges, plays Blair Weesch a mental patient under Carlton’s care who believes she is a vampire. http://www.darianotoole.com/darian1.htm

Cheryl Jennings, one of the most prominent and well-known San Francisco news anchors for channel 4 prime time news cast appears in this film playing herself as the hostess of the TV show "Millennial Viewpoint".

Karl-Heinz Teuber plays Albert Woods Carlton Fairfax's friend, mentor and doctor, whom he sees for his own therapy. He was in the film called The Lift and also played in Amadeus. 

Michael St. John, special Guest Appearance as Asylum Inmate.

Other actors include:

Elina Filippova (In Cahoots) as Sierra Steinbach

Noris Campos (Nash Bridges) as Sonja Delhi

Jon Gale (Days of our Lives) as The Missionary

Ralph Filice (Pizza) as Dario Convero http://www.tommarcoux.com/ActorsOnTheMove3.html

William King Appel (In Cahoots) as Detective Jeremy Ringer

Art Lewis (Sleepy Hollow and The Right Stuff) as Carlton’s Father

Esther Mamet (Related to famed director and playwrite David Mamet) as Carlton’s Mother

Stesha Marcon as Amanda Fairfax

Duane Johnson as Detective Jim Lynch

Vinny Adan as Young Carl

Jesse Hess as Young Clyde

Suzanne Marta as Young Anna Fairfax

Christine Chang as Lab Tech

Elliott Holland as Orderly in Red

Chris Bautista as Orderly in Green

John Giles as Security Guard

Sandy Lewis as The First Mental Patient in the Wheelchair and as News Cast Voice

Glen Grefe as News Camera Man

Deborah Ballesteros as TV Studio Tech

Brian Hoehn as Arresting Cop

Tom Dubberke as Male Hiker

Louise Hjortenfalk as Female Hiker

Glen Grefe as Video Store Clerk

Kim Law Grefe as Singer Swan Lemay

Ian Sherer and Ian Favell as The Broken Bridge Boys

Amy Ahumade as Girl in Video Store

Grady Joseph and Marco Minoia as Police Officers