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Curse of Pirate Death (2006)
Over a century ago Pirate's Point was overrun by pirates, led by Abraham LeVoy, who became known as Pirate Death. He looted from the town, slaughtering over 150 men, women and children and then hid the treasure. Unaware of the terrifying and tortuous nature of Pirate Death, a group of college students researching their "pirate" heritage decide to locate the hidden treasure of Pirate Death.
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Over a century ago Pirate's Point was overrun by pirates, led by Abraham LeVoy, who became known as Pirate Death. He looted from the town, slaughtering over 150 men, women and children and then hid the treasure. Unaware of the terrifying and tortuous nature of Pirate Death, a group of college students researching their "pirate" heritage decide to locate the hidden treasure of Pirate Death.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Steve Jarvis
In Theaters:11/4/2006
Box Office:
Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Brain Damage Films
Cast
Dennis Devine
Director
Randal Malone
Blackbeard the Pirate / Professor Black
Syn DeVil
Amber / Female Pirate
Ron Jeremy
Professor Jackson
Mitch Toles
Pirate Death / Captain Abraham LeVoy
Monte Hunter
Jack
Dana Marsh
Lily
Rebekah Brandes
Mandy
Zacarias Salveron
Student #2
Denisse Bon
Cheyenne
Sally Mullins
Professor Blackhart
Sally Fay Dalton
Heather
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