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8 Pounds of Flesh: Purgatorium (2010)
In this Twilight Zone-esque thriller by director Travis B. Miller, five strangers awake in an abandon two-story house with a few unanswered questions racing through their minds. Who are they? Where are they? Why are they there? They soon discover that the obvious answers are not always the right ones. With nerves stretched thin, and time closing in, those remaining realize that if they want to escape from the forsaken place, they will have to work together to solve the puzzle, taking them on a psychological maze of murder and mayhem that is Purgatorium.
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In this Twilight Zone-esque thriller by director Travis B. Miller, five strangers awake in an abandon two-story house with a few unanswered questions racing through their minds. Who are they? Where are they? Why are they there? They soon discover that the obvious answers are not always the right ones. With nerves stretched thin, and time closing in, those remaining realize that if they want to escape from the forsaken place, they will have to work together to solve the puzzle, taking them on a psychological maze of murder and mayhem that is Purgatorium.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Travis S. Miller
In Theaters:8/30/2010
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Travis S. Miller
Director
Jamie Bratton
The Daughter
Jeremy Castaldo
Romney Wordsworth
Libby Chancellor
Abigail «Abby» Sloan
Tatum Chancellor
Madison
Brad Claggett
Floyd Burney
Kelly Claggett
«Mother» Wordsworth
Jamie Lee Fife
Meredith «Bunny» Blake
Joshua Miller
Adam Grant
Stephen Miller
Rod Burgess
Samantha Neal
Alice
Danny Overton
Harvey Grant
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