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Cold Storage (1988)

Cold Storage tells the story of a deformed young man who lives in a creepy dystopian high-rise whose inhabitants have lived there their entire lives, and never leave; they don't even think there is a world outside. He suffers from grim hallucinations and a growing urge to commit murder. A strange, malicious mass is growing on his wall, and making his visions worse, and a disembodied voice in the basement tells him to give in to his homicidal urges.
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Cold Storage tells the story of a deformed young man who lives in a creepy dystopian high-rise whose inhabitants have lived there their entire lives, and never leave; they don't even think there is a world outside. He suffers from grim hallucinations and a growing urge to commit murder. A strange, malicious mass is growing on his wall, and making his visions worse, and a disembodied voice in the basement tells him to give in to his homicidal urges.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Paul M. Rinehard
Written By:Paul M. Rinehard
In Theaters:1/1/1988
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Amber Entertainment

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Paul M. Rinehard

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Glenn Pearce

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Dale Kuipers

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Sherryll Truckey

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James Nash

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Michelle Sage

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Ginny Moede

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Sheila Cody

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