Closing Shift
A group of young video store employees are stuck doing all night inventory when one of the workers is wrongfully fired, they get locked inside and start dying one by one by a masked killer.
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A group of young video store employees are stuck doing all night inventory when one of the workers is wrongfully fired, they get locked inside and start dying one by one by a masked killer.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Randall Rydell Russell
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Studio:Ginome Films, Baron Jay Film Group
Cast
Gino Alfonso
Director
Zachary Shepherd
David Thompson
Charlize Delenn
Kelly Gallagher
Josh McFadden
Ryan Raynard
Dorian Porter
Angel Thompson
Brian McGee
Darren Ashford
Jettzen Shea
Cameron Stewart
Baron Jay
Robert Jonah
Amanda Rabinowitz
Jessica Marisol
Hayden Gullion
Quentin Parrish
Elle Mullins
Willa Greer
Gavin Thomas Daly
Dylan Pierce
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