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The Manson Family
	Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Jim Van Bebber
Produced by	Carl Daft; David Gregory; Mike King; Jim Van Bebber
Written by	Jim Van Bebber
Starring	Marcelo Games; Marc Pitman; Leslie Orr
Music by	Philip Anselmo; Ross Karpelman
Cinematography	Mike King
Edited by	Michael Capone; Jim Van Bebber
Production; company	Mercury Films
Distributed by	Dinsdale Releasing (Theatrical); Dark Sky Films; MPI Home Video (DVD)
Release date	August 23, 2003 (London); October 22, 2004 (US); ; ; ;
Running time	95 minutes; 84 minutes (R-rated cut)
Country	United States
Language	English
Box office	$19,140

The Manson Family is a 1997 American true crime horror film. The film covers the lives of Charles Manson and his "family" of followers.

Screenplay

The Manson Family is a cross between fictional story and documentary, overseeing the crimes of The Manson Family as led by Charlie Manson. The fictional story centers on a Crime Scene-esque TV series of the same name and its host, Jack Wilson (Carl Day). It is filmed in semi-experimental style and focuses on the early days of the Spahn Ranch including Manson's attempts to record a music album, and the Manson family crimes, with little emphasis on courtroom drama regarding the trial, although some scenes depict Manson's followers outside the courthouse.

Marcello Games as Charlie Manson
Marc Pitman as Tex Watson
Leslie Orr as Patty Krenwinkel
Maureen Allisse as Sadie Atkins
Amy Yates as Leslie Van Houten
Jim Van Bebber as Bobby
Tom Burns as Clem Grogan
Michelle Briggs as Linda Kasabian
Sherri Rickman as Snake
Nate Pennington as Shorty
Carl Day as Jack Wilson
Corral Day as Franklin Riley

The film had a long and troubled production history. Director Jim Van Bebber personally financed the production starting in 1988, and then continued to shoot it sporadically on weekends and off days on rain.

Despite support from various people, including members of the band Skinny Puppy, who provided a musical score (in the form of Download's Charlie's Family album) that was released separately years before the film itself, the film remained incomplete. It screened on video as a work-in-progress at a number of film festivals during that time.

In 2004, Dark Sky Films stepped in with the funds to finish the film properly, and it has since been released theatrically and on home video.

Phil Anselmo of Pantera, Down, and Superjoint Ritual, a personal friend of Van Bebber, contributed $1000 to the production of the film, as well as “about 80%” of the film’s soundtrack. He also provides his voice as Satan in the Tate Murders sequence.

Despite not being banned in any country in the world, it is classified harshly in almost all countries of the world due to its graphic violence and sexuality.