Extremity (2018)
A young woman with a severely troubled past signs up for an extreme haunt called Perdition. She believes that putting herself through Perdition's nightmarish trials will help her exorcise her internal traumas, but has no way of knowing just how shocking her ordeal will be-or what dark secrets buried in her psyche will emerge.
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A young woman with a severely troubled past signs up for an extreme haunt called Perdition. She believes that putting herself through Perdition's nightmarish trials will help her exorcise her internal traumas, but has no way of knowing just how shocking her ordeal will be-or what dark secrets buried in her psyche will emerge.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Rebecca Swan, David Bond
In Theaters:9/17/2018
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Dark Elegy Films
Cast
Anthony DiBlasi
Director
Chad Rook
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September D'Angelo
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Natalie Victoria
The Voice
J. LaRose
Phil
Jeffrey Reddick
Horny Guy in Car
Cam Damage
Death
Mark Kandborg
Max Bell
Ashley B. Smith
Nell / Female White Skull
Chantal Perron
Dr. Sylvia Nichols
Yoshihiro Nishimura
Cameraman
Jen Znack
Peep Show Girl / Cathy Hainey
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