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Grave Mistakes (2008)
When a grave robber tries to barter with a strange antiques dealer, the two trade stories rather than goods. Tales of zombies, vampires, and ghosts are told upstairs while an unspeakable horror waits in the basement.
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When a grave robber tries to barter with a strange antiques dealer, the two trade stories rather than goods. Tales of zombies, vampires, and ghosts are told upstairs while an unspeakable horror waits in the basement.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Jimmy George, Chris LaMartina
In Theaters:10/21/2008
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Studio:Midnight Crew Studios
Cast
Chris LaMartina
Director
Ryan Scott Thomas
Mr. Burke
D. Patrick Bauer
Al (segment "A Picture's Worth a Thousand Screams")
John Latchford Beck
The Shopkeeper (as John Beck)
Leanna Chamish
Paula (segment "Dead Men Do Tell Tales")
Mike Baldwin
Carl (segment "Sleep When You're Undead")
Kelly Coston
Janice (segment "Last Kill and Testament")
Lee Doll
Dr. Weinberg (segment "Sleep When You're Undead")
AJ Hyde
Patrick (segment "Sleep When You're Undead")
Shane Elliott
Mummy
Fred Hahn
Robert Marshall (segment "Last Kill and Testament")
Lindsay Hanson
Victorian Vixen (segment "Sleep When You're Undead")
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