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Dark Stories: Tales from Beyond the Grave (2001)
Witness a dinner party with a diabolical main course - obsession is put to the limit when a scorned and demonic woman traps the man of her dreams, submission has never been so terrifying!!! - a grizzly murderer is forced to cover his trail without losing his mind. These eerie tales from the grave will leave you at the edge of your seat, screaming for more. Things are often not what they seem.
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Witness a dinner party with a diabolical main course - obsession is put to the limit when a scorned and demonic woman traps the man of her dreams, submission has never been so terrifying!!! - a grizzly murderer is forced to cover his trail without losing his mind. These eerie tales from the grave will leave you at the edge of your seat, screaming for more. Things are often not what they seem.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Simon Baré, Fiona Samuel, Anna Reeves, Simon Raby, Niki Caro, Stephen Batt
In Theaters:3/13/2001
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:New Zealand Film Commission, Di Oliver Production, GG Films, Meridian Film Productions, Frame Up Films
Cast
Simon Baré, Fiona Samuel, Anna Reeves, Simon Raby, Stephen Batt, Niki Caro
Director
Sarah Smuts-Kennedy
Sarah (segment 'Eau de la vie')
Kirsty Hamilton
Catherine (segment 'Eau de la vie')
David Geary
Grant (segment 'Eau de la vie')
Jeff Boyd
Maitre'd (segment 'Eau de la vie')
Peter Daube
Tank Man (segment 'Eau de la vie') / Paul (segment 'Bitch')
Janet Roddick
Singer (segment 'Eau de la vie')
Joanne Simpson
Isabel (segment 'Bitch')
Carol Smith
Ruth (segment 'Bitch')
Stuart McKenzie
Tony (segment 'Bitch')
Stephen Papps
Fergus (segment 'The Imploding Self')
Adam Hutchings
Young Fergus (segment 'The Imploding Self')
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