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Evil Things (2009)
On January 9, 2009, five college students left New York City for a weekend in the country. 48 hours later, all five students have simply vanished without a trace. There were no leads and no evidence - until now.
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On January 9, 2009, five college students left New York City for a weekend in the country. 48 hours later, all five students have simply vanished without a trace. There were no leads and no evidence - until now.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Dominic Perez
In Theaters:6/17/2009
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Go Show Media
Cast
Dominic Perez
Director
Gail Cadden
Aunt Gail
Laurel Casillo
Cassy Crawford
Morgan Hooper
Mark Schaefer
Ryan Maslyn
Leo Pugliese
Elyssa Mersdorf
Miriam Dearing
Torrey Weiss
Tanya Kochen
Leo's Dog
Maya
Sarah E. Harwood
Girl at Deli
Rhonda Balcom
Waitress at Diner
Ed Stelz
Filmmaker in Central Park
David McCullouch
Filmmaker in Central Park
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