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Dark Zone Thirteen Part 2 (2021)
More tales from the infamous lost thirteenth issue of a fictional genre magazine.
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More tales from the infamous lost thirteenth issue of a fictional genre magazine.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:John Bowker, Joseph Voegele, Donna Rooney, Joe Sherlock
In Theaters:12/31/2021
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Skullface Astronaut
Cast
Joseph Voegele, John Bowker, Joe Sherlock
Director
Tonjia Atomic
The Mysterious Woman
Melissa R. Bacelar
Brandy
Melody Berg
The Woman (as Emilynn)
John Bowker
The Husband
Jackey Neyman
Dr. Muñoz (as Jackey Neyman Jones)
Bryn Kristi
Charli Carter
Bob Olin
The Exorcist
Rachel Riley
The Spirit
Donna Rooney
The Wife
Joe Sherlock
The Photographer
Jewel Siren
The Possessed
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