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Easter Casket (2013)

All hell breaks loose when Peter Cottontail aka The Easter Bunny hears that the Catholic Church is about to do away with all Easter rituals not pertaining directly to the resurrection of Christ. With Father Asher (A warrior priest) hot on his trail Cottontail starts a rampage leaving the bodies of the clergy (and a few schoolgirls) in his wake. Can Asher stop him before its too late?
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All hell breaks loose when Peter Cottontail aka The Easter Bunny hears that the Catholic Church is about to do away with all Easter rituals not pertaining directly to the resurrection of Christ. With Father Asher (A warrior priest) hot on his trail Cottontail starts a rampage leaving the bodies of the clergy (and a few schoolgirls) in his wake. Can Asher stop him before its too late?

Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Dustin Mills
Written By:Dustin Mills
In Theaters:3/26/2013
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Runtime:80 minutes
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Dustin Mills

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Josh Eal

Father Asher

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Erin R. Ryan

Aubrie Burke

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Dustin Mills

Peter Cottontail (voice)

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Allison Egan

Sister Mary Agnes (as Allison Fitzgerald)

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Haley Madison

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Brandon Salkil

Cardinal Omalley

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Dave Parker

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Jason Crowe

Father Crowe

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Roni Jonah

Sister Mary Joan

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Minnie Grey

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Janet Jay

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