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FANG (2018)
After participating in a robbery and unplanned murder, Chloe Romero and Joe Spencer set out to hide at a distant relative's house only to be stalked as prey and hunted by creatures and forces unknown.
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After participating in a robbery and unplanned murder, Chloe Romero and Joe Spencer set out to hide at a distant relative's house only to be stalked as prey and hunted by creatures and forces unknown.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Adam R. Steigert
In Theaters:4/10/2018
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:ARS Films, DefTone Pictures Studios, Macrocosm Productions
Cast
Adam R. Steigert
Director
Gregory Blair
Harold Pinter
Tyler Aser
Onlooker
Darren Barcomb
Deputy Thomas
Melantha Blackthorne
Doris Crowley
Jennie Russo
Shelly
Melodie Roehrig
Chloe Romero
Jason John Beebe
Chris
Melissa Magyar
Onlooker
Sheri Fairchild
Crime Scene Investigator
Kyle Licht
Onlooker
Danielle Bernas
Detective Mallon
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