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American Terror Tales 3 (2024)
Seven new tales of terror from the Heartland will rip your heart out.
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Seven new tales of terror from the Heartland will rip your heart out.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Miles Contreras, Michael J. Epstein
In Theaters:2/21/2024
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:SoCal Cinema Studios
Cast
Justin Alexander, Dustin Ferguson
Director
Justin Alexander
The Demon (segment "Transmission from Hell")
Elizabeth Howlett
Joshua Moomey
Reverend McArthur
Marvin 'Knife' Sotelo
Ben Burns
Sophia Cacciola
Lallie (segment: "The Dial Tone of Doom")
Anastasia Elfman
Mari (segment: "The Dial Tone of Doom")
Tyler Sage
Rick (segment: "The Dial Tone of Doom")
Deborah Haber
Grubeck (voice) (segment: The Dial Tone of Doom")
Lianne O'Shea
Flight Attendant (voice) (segment: The Dial Tone of Doom")
Rachel Leah Blumenthal
Receptionist (voice) (segment: The Dial Tone of Doom")
Seth Chatfield
Phone Addict (segment: The Dial Tone of Doom")
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