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Frightvision (2020)
Prepare yourself for five twisted tales of terror hosted by everyone's favorite sinister succubus, Dr. Boobenstein. Featuring vicious vixens, flesh-eating mist, Vengeful Aztec gods, talking corpses, sinister Santas, and more. So sit back, turn out the lights, and get ready for your worst nightmares to unfold.
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Prepare yourself for five twisted tales of terror hosted by everyone's favorite sinister succubus, Dr. Boobenstein. Featuring vicious vixens, flesh-eating mist, Vengeful Aztec gods, talking corpses, sinister Santas, and more. So sit back, turn out the lights, and get ready for your worst nightmares to unfold.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:John Ward
In Theaters:8/21/2020
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Runtime:102 minutes
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Cast
John Ward, Brad Twigg, Mike Trebilcock, Rebecca Rinehart, Selena D.
Director
Ashley Campbell
Sarah
Rose Donahue
News Reporter
Donna Hamblin
Laura
Monika Meyer
Dr. Valdez
John Migliore
Mr. Hanes
Julie Anne Prescott
Driving Woman (segment "Skelevil")
John Ward
Radio News Reporter / Tenant
Cat Mattis
Cinnamin (segment "Alan Has Some Time To Kill")
Jolene Hexx
(segment "Inanis")
Rebecca Rinehart
Dr. Boobenstein (segment "Frightvision" )
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