'Rewind Thirty' - MiamisFF Review
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Dorothea (2025)
A twisted true crime nightmare where serial killer granny Dorothea Puente lures the vulnerable, kills without remorse, and buries secrets in her garden. Evil wears a smile. You’ll never trust kindness again.
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A twisted true crime nightmare where serial killer granny Dorothea Puente lures the vulnerable, kills without remorse, and buries secrets in her garden. Evil wears a smile. You’ll never trust kindness again.
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Genre:Horror, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Chad Ferrin
In Theaters:10/31/2025
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Crappy World Films, Laurelwood Pictures, Dance On Productions
Cast
Chad Ferrin
Director
Susan Priver
Dorothea Puente
Lew Temple
Billy 'Hurricane' Hodges
Ginger Lynn Allen
Betty Palmer
Brinke Stevens
Ruth Monroe
Ezra Buzzington
Chief
Cassandra Gava
Charleston
William Salyers
Willy Wilkes
Cyril O'Reilly
John Cabrera
Brenda James
Dorothy Miller
Brandon Kirk
Detective Terry Brown
Robert Miano
Everson Theodore Gillmouth
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