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I Am Nightmare (2014)
In a sleepy little town that never changes five foster kids discover a secret they weren't supposed to uncover. Now that they know the secret, nightmares come to life devouring everyone in sight!
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In a sleepy little town that never changes five foster kids discover a secret they weren't supposed to uncover. Now that they know the secret, nightmares come to life devouring everyone in sight!
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Genre:Animation, Horror, Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:M. dot Strange
In Theaters:11/29/2014
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Runtime:127 minutes
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M. dot Strange
Director
Anna Brisbin
Teehee / Marie / Fran / Tub / Shy (voice)
Jazz Walker
Bog / Mack / The Advisor / Bore / Flan the Drunk / Concerned Father (voice)
Richard Grove
Mayor Tom / Thug #3 (voice)
Jimmy ScreamerClauz
The Nightmares (voice)
Damon Barry
Bossman (voice)
Jason Variant
Thug #1 (voice)
Rakel Musicbox
Concerned Mother (voice)
M. dot Strange
Waiter #1 (voice)
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