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Ghost Lake (2005)
Rebecca Haster blames herself for the death of her parents and decides to spend sometime alone in the lakeside cottage of her parents in Rushford Lake. She meets Stan James on the road and gives a lift to the stranger. Later they become friends, while Rebecca sees supernatural events with drowned people in the lake. While searching the accidents in the library, she finds that mysterious deaths happen in the spot every thirteen years.
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Rebecca Haster blames herself for the death of her parents and decides to spend sometime alone in the lakeside cottage of her parents in Rushford Lake. She meets Stan James on the road and gives a lift to the stranger. Later they become friends, while Rebecca sees supernatural events with drowned people in the lake. While searching the accidents in the library, she finds that mysterious deaths happen in the spot every thirteen years.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Jay Woelfel
In Theaters:5/17/2005
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Young Wolf Productions
Cast
Jay Woelfel
Director
Tatum Adair
Rebecca Haster
Timothy Prindle
Stan James
Gregory Lee Kenyon
Sheriff Dobbs
Azure Sky Decker
Flora / Saundra Tompson
Chuck Franklin
Doctor Bloch
Damian Maffei
Young Fisherman/Son #2 on Boat
Dan Metcalfe
Old Fisherman
Linda Brown
Ruth Haster
Raymond Suriani
Richard Haster
Rick Kesler
Reverand
Edward M. Valenta
Sexy Club Guy
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