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All Hallows' Eve 2 (2015)
A woman finds a VHS tape on her doorstep that shows a series of gruesome tales that could be real. But the true danger is the pumpkin-faced killer that's using the tape to find his next victim.
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A woman finds a VHS tape on her doorstep that shows a series of gruesome tales that could be real. But the true danger is the pumpkin-faced killer that's using the tape to find his next victim.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Antonio Padovan, Marc Roussel, Bryan Norton, Ryan Patch, Jay Holben, Elias Benavidez, Jon Kondelik, James Kondelik, Mike Kochansky, Andrés Borghi
Written By:Antonio Padovan, Bryan Norton, Marc Roussel, Jay Holben, Christopher Probst, Jon Kondelik, Michael Koehler, Elias Benavidez, James Kondelik, Mike Kochansky, Andrés Borghi, Mark Thibodeau, Mark Byers
In Theaters:10/6/2015
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Ruthless Pictures, Hollywood Shorts
Cast
Antonio Padovan, Marc Roussel, Bryan Norton, Ryan Patch, Jay Holben, Elias Benavidez, Jon Kondelik, James Kondelik, Mike Kochansky, Andrés Borghi
Director
Andrea Monier
Woman
Damien Monier
Trickster
Griffin Gluck
Max (segment "A Boy's Life") (archive footage)
Helen Rogers
Elizabeth (segment "Jack Attack") (archive footage)
Tyler Rossell
Jack (segment "Jack Attack") (archive footage)
Brazen
Oscar (segment "Jack Attack") (archive footage)
Steve Anderson Jr.
Elliott (segment "Jack Attack") (archive footage)
Ron Basch
Jack (segment "The Last Halloween") (archive footage)
Emily Alatalo
Kate (segment "The Last Halloween") (archive footage)
Angela Besharah
Wary Woman (segment "The Last Halloween") (archive footage)
Julian Richings
Chatterbox (segment "The Last Halloween") (archive footage)
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