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Eaters (2015)
After their friend goes missing, five road-tripping friends must confront a violent biker gang, but after they narrowly escape, their nightmare goes from bad to spine-chilling.
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After their friend goes missing, five road-tripping friends must confront a violent biker gang, but after they narrowly escape, their nightmare goes from bad to spine-chilling.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Johnny Tabor
In Theaters:10/6/2015
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Johnny Tabor
Director
Tristan Parrish Moore
Nolan Reynolds
Hannah Risinger
Jill McCalister
Jonathan Haltiwanger
Dillon Armstrong
Marcelle Bowman
Alice Woodward
Robert Dean
Jude Harris
Algernon D'Ammassa
Mickey
Jack Lutz
Victor Packley
Jason Rivera
Derek Santi
Michael Ryan Cunningham
Rev Rattle
Karin Keesling
The Boy
John Hutchinson
The Hammer
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