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Blood Rites (2012)
When the drug deal goes bad and Jason disappears, Nikki is trapped on an upper floor of the warehouse with a vicious ex-military enforcer, a gunshot victim, a violent addict and his three hostages. All the exits have been blocked and somewhere in the darkness is something with a taste for blood and a love of pain.
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When the drug deal goes bad and Jason disappears, Nikki is trapped on an upper floor of the warehouse with a vicious ex-military enforcer, a gunshot victim, a violent addict and his three hostages. All the exits have been blocked and somewhere in the darkness is something with a taste for blood and a love of pain.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Dorothy Booraem, Chad Haufschild
In Theaters:4/5/2012
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Saint James Films, Girls and Corpses
Cast
Dorothy Booraem
Director
Karis Yanike
Nikki
Mark Dews
Axel
Shaun Vetick
Darrin
Colby Coash
Sergeant Merrill
Britany Dailey
Tabitha
Jeanne Kern
Sister Anani
Christina Marie Leonard
Diz
Eric Moyer
Detective Frey
Robert Kingston Phillips Green
Detective Green
Allison Scott II
Sister Adna
Christopher Michael O'Neil
Brother Abram
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