After killing Alison Sumner and being seemingly killed by Robert Kersey, James Kirby is being transferred to the local morgue. But he isn't dead and kills the coroner and his assistant before escaping into the night. Now anyone who encounters this unstoppable creature is in danger of losing their lives. Who can finally stop this madness, once and for all.
Matt Spease
Director
Matt Spease
James Kirby
Jessica Brasher
Alice Hume
Buddy Campbell
Dan Stevens
Jade Michael LaFont
Robert Kersey
CJ Bernard
Ronnie "Ace" Ray
Kristina Castle
Alex Thompson
Alix Lindbergh
Debbie Voorhees
Brandon Ferguson
William Myers
V. Duwane Ledbetter
Mayor Pat Tucker
Mike Brabender
Chuck Krueger
Nancy Carter
Sydney Sawyer
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