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Cleaver: Rise of the Killer Clown (2015)
When Carlton Layton arrives home to find his wife in the arms of another man, he dons the outfit he wears as a children's entertainer and slaughters them both, fleeing into the night. Five years later, Carley Lewis is asked to babysit on Halloween night whilst the child's parents go out to a party. But someone wants the child. Someone we know only as "The Cleaver".
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When Carlton Layton arrives home to find his wife in the arms of another man, he dons the outfit he wears as a children's entertainer and slaughters them both, fleeing into the night. Five years later, Carley Lewis is asked to babysit on Halloween night whilst the child's parents go out to a party. But someone wants the child. Someone we know only as "The Cleaver".
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Genre:Horror
Written By:MJ Dixon, Jason Harlow
In Theaters:10/5/2015
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Mycho Entertainment Group
Cast
MJ Dixon
Director
Andrew M. Greenwood
Cleaver / Carlton Layton
Stephanie Price
Carley Lewis
Vicki Glover
Katey Kirby
Holly-Anne Dodkins
Mary-Beth Palmer
Georgie Smibert
Deputy Howells
Cy Henty
Frank Palmer
Jimi James
Sheriff Hatcher
Emma Wilde
Francine Palmer
Maria Barr
Caroline Layton
Kylie Slevin
Sara Allen
Gary Baxter
Deputy Hawkins
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