'Don't Make Me Go' — A Basic Story With The Year's Most Heartbreaking Ending
'Don't Make Me Go' is what you would expect, Wally and her father, Max, clash tremendously and don't understand each other. Although, it's very heartwarming.
Harvest of the Dead
Four teenagers, Amy, Melissa, Hailey and Tess venture out into the British countryside for a weekend camping. After a while it becomes clear that they are not alone as an unknown figure watches them. The first night they sit around the campfire and tell each other scary stories. One involves a strange video they saw on the internet, another involves possessed pumpkins and the final tells the tale of The Plague Doctor. Slowly over the next day each girl is killed, one by one, until only Amy survives. Drugged, she awakes in a strange room and suddenly the real terror can begin!
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Four teenagers, Amy, Melissa, Hailey and Tess venture out into the British countryside for a weekend camping. After a while it becomes clear that they are not alone as an unknown figure watches them. The first night they sit around the campfire and tell each other scary stories. One involves a strange video they saw on the internet, another involves possessed pumpkins and the final tells the tale of The Plague Doctor. Slowly over the next day each girl is killed, one by one, until only Amy survives. Drugged, she awakes in a strange room and suddenly the real terror can begin!
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Terence Elliott, Peter Goddard
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Devils Avalanche Films
Cast
Peter Goddard, Sam Mason Bell
Director
Fiona Fox
Amy Summers
Hannah Coley
Melissa Smart
Holly Ransom
Hailey Mills
Julie Grant
Tess Pitt
Tim Faraday
Henry Moore
James Parr
Toby Moore
Laura Covey
Kayleigh Taylor
Lee Craven
Gary the Photographer
Gemma Wilks
The Creature
Abby Wareham
Tia Mucculloch
Terence Elliott
Plague Doctor
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