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60 Seconds 2 Die: 60 Seconds to Die 2 (2019)
Horror Anthology "60 second short films that will scar you for a lifetime"
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Horror Anthology "60 second short films that will scar you for a lifetime"
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Dustin Ferguson, Tony Newton, Michael J. Epstein, Sophia Cacciola, Richard Chandler, Sam Mason Bell, Maude Michaud, Martin W. Payne, Shawn C. Phillips
Written By:Michael J. Epstein
In Theaters:6/11/2019
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:HB Films
Cast
Dustin Ferguson, Tony Newton, Michael J. Epstein, Sophia Cacciola, Richard Chandler, Sam Mason Bell, Maude Michaud, Martin W. Payne, Shawn C. Phillips
Director
Sophia Cacciola
criminal mastermind (segment: "Poisoned")
Michael J. Epstein
safe cracker (segment: "Poisoned")
Lara Jean Sullivan
LJ (segment: The Dance Party Massacre)
Stabatha La Thrills
Raver (segment: "What are We even gonna do with all these Bodies, kid?")
Glenn Berggoetz
The Entity (segment "Very Sane")
Luc Bernier
Man (segment "Failed Suicide Attempt")
John Brown
Tom
Mark Gordon Buckley
Husband (segment: "Come Find Me")
Justin Cavell
Band Member (segment "Wrestlemassacre")
Shawn Burkett
Mike (segment Room 125)
David Busboom
The Masked God (segment "Divination")
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