Cold Moon (2016)
Cold Moon takes place in tiny Babylon, Fla., where the granddaughter of Clark’s character is murdered by a mysterious assailant, her body sunk into the black waters of the Styx River — the river where her parents disappeared from their boat a decade earlier. Suspicion falls on a duplicitous banker and his wealthy father, played by Stewart and Lloyd.
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Cold Moon takes place in tiny Babylon, Fla., where the granddaughter of Clark’s character is murdered by a mysterious assailant, her body sunk into the black waters of the Styx River — the river where her parents disappeared from their boat a decade earlier. Suspicion falls on a duplicitous banker and his wealthy father, played by Stewart and Lloyd.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Jack Snyder, Griff Furst
In Theaters:10/27/2016
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Curmudgeon Films
Cast
Griff Furst
Director
Candy Clark
Evelyn Larkin
Josh Stewart
Nathan Redfield
Robbie Kay
Ben Redfield
Frank Whaley
Sheriff Ted Hale
Christopher Lloyd
James Redfield
Jaiden Kaine
Henry Harp
Tommy Wiseau
Rodeo Official
Madison Wolfe
Mandy
Rachele Brooke Smith
Belinda Hale
Joe Chrest
Charlres Darrish
Chester Rushing
Jerry Larkin
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