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Dark Dreams (1993)
In this creepy anthology thriller a mind reader detects the thoughts of someone who wants to kill her, a young man is given miraculous healing powers that he puts to evil uses, and an astronaut in space is terrorized by a psychotic onboard computer.
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In this creepy anthology thriller a mind reader detects the thoughts of someone who wants to kill her, a young man is given miraculous healing powers that he puts to evil uses, and an astronaut in space is terrorized by a psychotic onboard computer.
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Genre:Fantasy, Horror, TV Movie, Science Fiction
Written By:Holly Anderson, George Edward Fernandez
In Theaters:11/1/1993
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Adler & Associates Entertainment
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