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Dense Fear Bloodline
Paul Johnson is a guy running for his life. A year after surviving a werewolf attack, he now carries the burden of the bloodline and finds himself chased down and hunted by a team of Goverment based Specialists.
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Paul Johnson is a guy running for his life. A year after surviving a werewolf attack, he now carries the burden of the bloodline and finds himself chased down and hunted by a team of Goverment based Specialists.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Tony Gardner
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Iron Angel Film Productions
Cast
Tony Gardner
Director
Tony Gardner
Paul Johnson
Geoff Dunlavey
Chief Inspector Ian Ryan
William Bain
Alan Marcel
Dax Newsome
Dave Jackson
Alan Clennell
Lee Ford
Michael McDermott
Peter Roberts
Mark Salem
Sam Dylan
Shannon Grey
Layla Price
Michelle Bayly
Detective Wendy Hale
Sam Hampson
Werewolf
Keiran Brotherston
Werewolf
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