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Ghoulish Tales (2014)
On a cold December night Logan's babysitter tells him three tales of unspeakable horror. But the most terrifying tale of all is lurking right outside their door.
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On a cold December night Logan's babysitter tells him three tales of unspeakable horror. But the most terrifying tale of all is lurking right outside their door.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Brad Twigg, Leslie Monk
In Theaters:7/1/2014
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Fuzzy Monkey Films
Cast
Brad Twigg
Director
James Balsamo
Infomercial Spokesman (segment "True Love")
Missy Dawn
Beach Babe (segment "The Cat Lady")
Erin Anthony
Victim (segment "True Love")
Evan Baker
Strip Club Patron (segment "The Break In")
Matthew Britner
Logan (segment "Tis The Season")
Rebecca Chambers
Susie (segment "The Break In")
Mark Chaney
Chuck (segment "The Break In")
Drew Day
Buck Bauer (segment "Tis The Season")
Therron Dumas
Mike (segment "The Break In")
Catherine Ellzey
Voodoo Priestess (segment "True Love")
Chelsea Grace Fox
Monica (segment "Tis The Season", as Chelsea Bowers)
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