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Dead Silence (1989)

Justice is served when mass murderer Sam Mason is put to death in the electric chair...or is it? Would-be victim Terri is still haunted by Mason, and soon finds death is no deterrent for Mason's spirit as he is hellbent on putting the final nail in Terri's coffin. On a desperate run for her life, Mason's spirit latches onto any unsuspecting soul in order to fulfill his quest to kill Terri. Can she escape from the horrors of the American justice system not having any application to dead criminals?
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Justice is served when mass murderer Sam Mason is put to death in the electric chair...or is it? Would-be victim Terri is still haunted by Mason, and soon finds death is no deterrent for Mason's spirit as he is hellbent on putting the final nail in Terri's coffin. On a desperate run for her life, Mason's spirit latches onto any unsuspecting soul in order to fulfill his quest to kill Terri. Can she escape from the horrors of the American justice system not having any application to dead criminals?

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Hugh Gallagher
Written By:Hugh Gallagher
In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:62 minutes
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