Modern Hit Songs from Film Soundtracks
Great films not only give us great stories, but also great soundtracks. Here are some of our favorite picks for soundtracks songs.
Chills Down Your Spine (2020)
Jeff finds a new lamp in hopes of finding Sabiah only to discover her little sister Mahktoonah. The two then go on an odyssey to find and free Sabiah from a deranged killer while telling various horror stories to pass the time.
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Jeff finds a new lamp in hopes of finding Sabiah only to discover her little sister Mahktoonah. The two then go on an odyssey to find and free Sabiah from a deranged killer while telling various horror stories to pass the time.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Thriller
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In Theaters:9/5/2020
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Runtime:169 minutes
Studio:Dead Lantern Productions, Popejoy Productions Unltd
Cast
Mathew Kister
Director
Anastasia August
June / Enchante
Clint Beaver
Charles
Michell Blodgett
Viola / Beautiful Woman
Leah Cardenas
Clementine
Cynthia Condrey
Extra
Kevin A Casey
Albert / Driver
Dailen Cowden
Jack / Peter
Schuylar Craig
Oracle / Abigail
Allison Davis
Charlotte / Morgan
Sara Demanett
Enforcer 1
Hannah Dolezal
Nora
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