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Danger in the Dorm (2024)
After the murder of her childhood best friend and fellow classmate, Kathleen must catch a killer who's preying on young girls around campus.
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After the murder of her childhood best friend and fellow classmate, Kathleen must catch a killer who's preying on young girls around campus.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Mystery, TV Movie
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In Theaters:6/16/2024
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Lifetime
Cast
Robin Hays
Director
Clara Alexandrova
Kathleen Roberts
Bethenny Frankel
Joanne Roberts
Jason Fernández
Wade
Lily Yawson
Detective Jessica Harkin
Matthew Nelson-Mahood
Patrick
Jeffrey Pai
Conor Miller
Sarah Kelley
Carol Swafford
Richard Keats
Radio DJ
Grace Vukovic
Becky Swafford
Michelle Creber
Sarah
Milo Shandel
Dean Carrigan
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