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Hangman (2001)

Death by noose. A nasty way to die if you're not dropped from a length, but instead just had the support kicked from beneath you. A series of murders like this is taking place, linked to a net-based game of 'Hangman', the words of which are linked somehow. Detective Roos (LDP) is on the case. He finds himself drawn to Grace Mitchell (Madchen Amick), who is somehow connected to all of the victims. Hangman is a story of pure vengeance, against everyone who burdened the killer's mind.
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Death by noose. A nasty way to die if you're not dropped from a length, but instead just had the support kicked from beneath you. A series of murders like this is taking place, linked to a net-based game of 'Hangman', the words of which are linked somehow. Detective Roos (LDP) is on the case. He finds himself drawn to Grace Mitchell (Madchen Amick), who is somehow connected to all of the victims. Hangman is a story of pure vengeance, against everyone who burdened the killer's mind.

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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Directed By:Ken Girotti
Written By:Vladimir Nemirovsky
In Theaters:2/9/2001
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Mainline Releasing, Oasis Pictures

Cast

Director

Ken Girotti

Director

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Lou Diamond Phillips

Detective Nick Roos

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Mädchen Amick

Grace Mitchell

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Mark Wilson

Det. Sam Baluzy

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Vince Corazza

Detective Little

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Robert Haley

Dr. Henry Mitchell

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Grant Nickalls

Paul Jarvis

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Rosemary Dunsmore

Dr. Natalie Walsh

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Stephanie Moore

Lynn Farmer

cast

Dan Lauria

Captain Gil Roemer

cast

Judah Katz

George Kolker

cast

Andrew Moodie

Uniformed Officer

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