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Claustrophobia (2003)
A serial killer armed with a crossbow pistol is murdering people from their own rooftops. When three young coworkers at a poorly-attended slumber party start hearing footsteps on the roof, they fear the worst.
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A serial killer armed with a crossbow pistol is murdering people from their own rooftops. When three young coworkers at a poorly-attended slumber party start hearing footsteps on the roof, they fear the worst.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Mark Tapio Kines
In Theaters:6/18/2003
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Integration Entertainment, Cassava Films, Greenstem Productions
Cast
Mark Tapio Kines
Director
Melanie Lynskey
Lauren
Sheeri Rappaport
Gina
Mary Lynn Rajskub
Grace
Will Collyer
Man in Black
Phillip Darlington
Second News Reporter
Judith O'Dea
Alena Gray
Marc Wade
First News Reporter
Niki Moore
TV News Reporter
Stan Guo
Chinese Delivery Guy
Lucas Young
Lauren's Neighbor
Michelle Wade Byrd
Young Woman on Couch
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