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Hatred Of A Minute (2002)
A tragic love story/psychlogical thriller, Hatred of a Minute, is the story of a medical transcriptionist that becomes a serial killer because of his physically and mentally abusive past. His mind spirals out of control as a war between good and evil; right and wrong unfold in front of his eyes in the form of personal angels and demons.
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A tragic love story/psychlogical thriller, Hatred of a Minute, is the story of a medical transcriptionist that becomes a serial killer because of his physically and mentally abusive past. His mind spirals out of control as a war between good and evil; right and wrong unfold in front of his eyes in the form of personal angels and demons.
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Genre:Horror, Crime
Written By:Michael Kallio, Lisa Jesswein
In Theaters:2/25/2002
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Darkart Entertainment, Anchor Bay Entertainment
Cast
Michael Kallio
Director
Gunnar Hansen
Barry
Michael Kallio
Eric Seaver
Tracee Newberry
Jamie
Tim Lovelace
Detective Glenn Usher
Lisa Jesswein
Sarah Usher
Michael Robert Brandon
The Demon (Jack)
Jeffery Steiger
The Angel (Michael)
June Munger
Linda
Matthew Fennelly
Young Eric
Colleen Nash
Terry
Michelle Kuhl
Cookie / Fake Shemp
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