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Richard Clabaugh

Born 1960-02-26 · St. Petersburg, Florida, USA

Richard Clabaugh is a cinematographer and director known for his work in action and science fiction films. He served as the director of photography for films such as The Prophecy (1995) and Phantoms (1998). Clabaugh directed the film Eyeborgs (2009), a science fiction thriller exploring themes of surveillance and techno His work often incorporates elements of suspense and speculative fiction.

Acting credits

Behind the camera

The Clean Up Crew poster
5.5

When a crime scene clean up crew discovers a briefcase full of money, they must out smart a criminal kingpin and corrupt FBI agents who want it back.

The Clean Up Crew

2024

Cult Killer poster
6.4

A private investigator is forced into a dangerous alliance with a killer in order to uncover a quiet town’s grisly criminal underbelly and clear the name of her mentor, who is implicated in the crimes.

Cult Killer

2024

Python poster
5.2

After a military plane crashes outside of a small American town, its cargo — a genetically engineered, sixty-foot-long python — begins stalking and killing the locals.

Python

2000

Eyeborgs poster
4.4

Following a major terrorist attack, the US government initiates the ODIN surveillance system, made up of millions of mobile, robotic security cameras known as "Eyeborgs." When the physical evidence in a string of odd murders doesn't line up to the surveillance recordings, one federal agent finds himself working outside the system to find out who's really controlling the Eyeborgs.

Eyeborgs

2009

Eyeborgs poster
4.4

Following a major terrorist attack, the US government initiates the ODIN surveillance system, made up of millions of mobile, robotic security cameras known as "Eyeborgs." When the physical evidence in a string of odd murders doesn't line up to the surveillance recordings, one federal agent finds himself working outside the system to find out who's really controlling the Eyeborgs.

Eyeborgs

2009

Eyeborgs poster
4.4

Following a major terrorist attack, the US government initiates the ODIN surveillance system, made up of millions of mobile, robotic security cameras known as "Eyeborgs." When the physical evidence in a string of odd murders doesn't line up to the surveillance recordings, one federal agent finds himself working outside the system to find out who's really controlling the Eyeborgs.

Eyeborgs

2009

Little Chicago poster
7.0

With its high murder rate, the town of Gastonia, N.C., has earned itself the nickname "Little Chicago." Cal returns home to Gastonia after college to find his childhood best friend Andre in deep with a local drug dealer.

Little Chicago

2005