body as light emits from the bullet hole. Jack and Stephanie force Susan's light at Lawdale and destroy him. Finally able to escape the inn, Jack and Stephanie trek back to their car, where they discover their bodies, as well as the dead bodies of Leslie and Randy while police officers and EMT's talk about the crash of their two vehicles. Jack and Stephanie realize that their entire experience at the inn was a shared out of body experience. As their souls re-enter their bodies, Jack and Stephanie wake up and are taken away in an ambulance. They are watched over by a resurrected Susan, who observes that their love for each other has been reawakened by the events at the Wayside Inn. As the couple ride off in an ambulance, Jack looks out the window to see Lawdale laughing at him from the front gate of the Wayside, with the caretakers watching out of an upstairs window. Cast Michael Madsen as "Tin Man" / Fake Officer Lawdale Reynaldo Rosales as Jack Singleton Heidi Dippold as Stephanie Singleton Julie Ann Emery as Leslie Taylor J.P. Davis as Randy Messarue Lew Temple as Pete Leslie Easterbrook as Betty Bill Moseley as Stewart Paweł Deląg as Officer Lawdale Weronika Rosati as Mrs. Lawdale Allana Bale as Susan Florentyna Synowiecka as Melissa Singleton Lance Henriksen as "Tin Man" (voice) Release The film received a rating of R for some violence and terror. The film was given a limited release to theaters on November 7, 2008, where it opened in 25th place with a weekend earning of $327,445. In total it earned $575,048 during its U.S. theatrical run. The film was released to DVD on April 7, 2009 via Lions Gate Entertainment. Reception The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 0% approval rating with an average rating of 2.83/10, based on 12 reviews. Metacritic assigned a score of 24 out of 100, based on 4 critics, indicating "generally unfavorable reviews". Luke Y. Thompson of The Village Voice criticized Rosales and Dippold as the protagonists, calling them, "overly bland and poorly cast," and the lack of screen time for Madsen, Temple, Moseley and Easterbrook as the antagonists. Thompson also praised their performances. Mark H. Harris of About.com gave the film a D+, praising the film for its setup and cast, but criticized the story and action sequences. He also called the film, "surprisingly dull