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At Granny's House (2015)
A typical Midwest house. A sweet little old lady. When a caretaker moves in to help out, Granny's House becomes a macabre place of death - and love.
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A typical Midwest house. A sweet little old lady. When a caretaker moves in to help out, Granny's House becomes a macabre place of death - and love.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller
Written By:Les Mahoney
In Theaters:5/30/2015
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Vagabond Entertainment
Cast
Les Mahoney
Director
Bill Oberst Jr.
Boarstag
Rachel Alig
Rebecca Torrance
Les Mahoney
Ted Steiner
Laura Lee
Linda Steiner
Glenda Morgan Brown
Marion Rogers
Charles A. Baird
Telemarketer (voice)
Ben Martinez
Denny Manoso
Nissa Von Reiter
Sam
Travis Wolever
Bob Rusk
Cathy Starkebaum
Ruthie Wells
Tricia Michael
Kayla Richards
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