Angel City Horror (2021)
Los Angeles, 1951. With the help of his partner Glenn O'Brian, veteran Detective George Hard stumbles on to evidence that leads him to investigate the disappearance of a mental patient at LA's most notorious insane asylum. After interrogating the head nurse for answer Hard and O'Brian soon discover something evil lurking inside the asylum.
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Los Angeles, 1951. With the help of his partner Glenn O'Brian, veteran Detective George Hard stumbles on to evidence that leads him to investigate the disappearance of a mental patient at LA's most notorious insane asylum. After interrogating the head nurse for answer Hard and O'Brian soon discover something evil lurking inside the asylum.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Matt McWilliams
In Theaters:10/12/2021
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Madwest Content, The Palindrome
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