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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
Directed By:Vince Di Meglio
Written By:Vince Di Meglio, Tim Rasmussen
In Theaters:5/1/2001
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:American Film Partners, Kalmia Pictures

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