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Christmas Nightmare (2001)
After witnessing the brutal assassination of presidential candidate Francis Mohan, a young married couple (Edward and Alice Anderson) are taken to a safe house miles from civilization. Upon their arrival at the safe house, the trio is shocked to find it abandoned and their stay takes a sudden turn for the worse. Their guardian begins undergoing dark and unsettling changes to his personality.
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After witnessing the brutal assassination of presidential candidate Francis Mohan, a young married couple (Edward and Alice Anderson) are taken to a safe house miles from civilization. Upon their arrival at the safe house, the trio is shocked to find it abandoned and their stay takes a sudden turn for the worse. Their guardian begins undergoing dark and unsettling changes to his personality.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Tim Rasmussen, Vince Di Meglio
In Theaters:5/1/2001
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:American Film Partners, Kalmia Pictures
Cast
Vince Di Meglio
Director
Hugo Armstrong
Agent Simmons
Tiffany Baker
Alice Anderson
Charlie Finelli
Edward Anderson
Jeff Coatney
Lyle Wallace / Hard Edition Radio Voice Over
Audrey Lowe
Veronica Wallace
Kevin VanHook
Virgil Cole
Alan D. Waserman
Charles Bonham
Tiffany Young
Pearl Wallace
Chadd B. Cole
Byron C. Cole
Gil Rasmussen
Senator Francis Mohan
Brady Fischer
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