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Invitation to Hell (1984)
Family man Matt Winslow accepts a new job in Silicon Valley and quickly finds that his associates are obsessed with a mysterious local country club whose manager, Jessica Jones, holds sway over the community.
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Family man Matt Winslow accepts a new job in Silicon Valley and quickly finds that his associates are obsessed with a mysterious local country club whose manager, Jessica Jones, holds sway over the community.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, TV Movie
Written By:Richard Rothstein
In Theaters:5/24/1984
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Moonlight Productions
Cast
Wes Craven
Director
Robert Urich
Matt Winslow
Joanna Cassidy
Patricia 'Pat' Winslow
Susan Lucci
Jessica Jones
Joe Regalbuto
Tom Peterson
Kevin McCarthy
Mr. Thompson
Patty McCormack
Mary Peterson
Bill Erwin
Walt Henderson
Soleil Moon Frye
Chrissy Winslow
Barret Oliver
Robbie Winslow
Nicholas Worth
Sheriff
Cal Bartlett
Stepson
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