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Hell Town (2015)
From award-winning directors Steve Balderson and Elizabeth Spear comes this special presentation of three episodes from their never before released prime-time horror-comedy series HELL TOWN. These episodes are the painstakingly remastered episodes seven, eight and nine of Season Two. Seasons One and Three were completely destroyed in a studio fire. The executives suspected arson.
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From award-winning directors Steve Balderson and Elizabeth Spear comes this special presentation of three episodes from their never before released prime-time horror-comedy series HELL TOWN. These episodes are the painstakingly remastered episodes seven, eight and nine of Season Two. Seasons One and Three were completely destroyed in a studio fire. The executives suspected arson.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller, Comedy, Horror
Written By:Steve Balderson, Elizabeth Spear, Chris Pudlo, Michael Page
In Theaters:4/23/2015
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Dikenga Films
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