Dead by Midnight (Y2Kill) (2022)
Introducing DEAD BY MIDNIGHT: Y2KILL, a horror anthology that's carving out a new brand of terror with original storytelling and iconic horror stars! Y2KILL has assembled a team of horror legends including Kane Hodder, Bill Moseley, and Scream Queen Linnea Quigley for five terrifying segments each more deadly than the last! All of this murderous mayhem is hosted by the Temptress of Terror but she better watch out, because the vengeful Mistress of Midnight is out to prove that she's still the most hellish host around.
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Introducing DEAD BY MIDNIGHT: Y2KILL, a horror anthology that's carving out a new brand of terror with original storytelling and iconic horror stars! Y2KILL has assembled a team of horror legends including Kane Hodder, Bill Moseley, and Scream Queen Linnea Quigley for five terrifying segments each more deadly than the last! All of this murderous mayhem is hosted by the Temptress of Terror but she better watch out, because the vengeful Mistress of Midnight is out to prove that she's still the most hellish host around.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Davi Crimmins, Eric Davis, Hannah Fierman, Greg Garrison, Melissa Oulton Haas, Torey Haas, Jay Holloway, Jenna Kanell, Anissa Matlock, Tony Reames
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In Theaters:4/26/2022
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Runtime:96 minutes
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Cast
Davi Crimmins, Eric Davis, Hannah Fierman, Greg Garrison, Melissa Oulton Haas, Torey Haas, Jay Holloway, Jenna Kanell, Anissa Matlock, Tony Reames
Director
Kane Hodder
Kane Hodder
Bill Moseley
Jasper
Erin Brown
The Mistress
Hannah Fierman
The Temptress
Chris Gore
That Chris Gore
Hannah Alline
Jerri Dandridge
Derek Russo
'Snacks' / Trash Monster
April Billingsley
Receptionist
William Tokarsky
Wilfred
Sara Mornell
Wendy Walsh
Melissa Oulton Haas
Julia Walters
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