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Cemetery Tales: Tales from Morningview Cemetery (2018)
Hikers on an idyllic trek through the peaceful southern countryside come across an old cemetery where every plot has a story and the day takes a most unexpected and most dreadful turn.
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Hikers on an idyllic trek through the peaceful southern countryside come across an old cemetery where every plot has a story and the day takes a most unexpected and most dreadful turn.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Heather Christopherson, L.C. Cruell, Nikkia Lovejoy, Dayna Noffke
In Theaters:10/24/2018
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Cast
Heather Christopherson, L.C. Cruell, Andrew Featherstone
Director
Madeline Brumby
Brumby Joanie Stiles (The Living End)
Josh Lowder
The Mortician (The Living End)
Tim McGahren
Mark (The Living End)
James Ellis
Marcus (Nekro-fancy)
Rachel Frawley
Amity (Nekro-fancy)
Misty Moon
Mary Kate (Nekro-fancy)
Parrish Brown
Preacher
Nikkia Lovejoy
Dead Girl 1 (Nekro-fancy)
Stephanie Rae-Vaughn
Dead Girl 2 (Nekro-fancy)
Amy Leasure
Dead Girl 3 (Nekro-fancy)
April Shelton
Dead Girl 4 (Nekro-fancy)
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