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A Whisper in the Dark (2015)
The spirit of a mass murderer is resurrected to seek revenge on those who wronged a small-town farmer. A determined police officer races against time to stop the killings and send the evil spirit back to where it came from.
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The spirit of a mass murderer is resurrected to seek revenge on those who wronged a small-town farmer. A determined police officer races against time to stop the killings and send the evil spirit back to where it came from.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:James Ian Mair
In Theaters:4/26/2015
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Moonlight Films
Cast
James Ian Mair
Director
Johnathon Gorman
Det. Michael Rivers
Cassandra Schomer
Andrea Rivers
Tara Bixler
Rebecca Watson
Doug Wasnidge
Det. Nick Fisher
Virgil Franklin
Ted Granger
James Ian Mair
Officer Jack Sloan
Ruby Moon-Houldson
Dr. Vanessa Fletcher
Chaisey Wasnidge
Sarah Rivers
Autumn Reed
Alice Carmichael
Dan Turpen
Dr. Edward Lundberg
James Stevenson
Officer Collins
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