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Joel D. Wynkoop's The Wynkoop Tales (2017)
Follow the adventures of Barry Atwater (Joel D. Wynkoop) as he tries to sell his horrific stories to publisher Constance Sortameyer (M. Catherine Wynkoop). Barry tells sorted horror stories of greed, vampires, psychos and crazed cultists...but are they scary enough for Constance? Find out for yourself when you watch WYNKOOP TALES! Starring some of your favorite Sleaze Box superstars...Ashley Lynn Caputo, Bob Glazier, Kelly Helen Thompson, Anthony Wayne, Jules Sceiro, Ken Anthony II and James Knowlton.
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Follow the adventures of Barry Atwater (Joel D. Wynkoop) as he tries to sell his horrific stories to publisher Constance Sortameyer (M. Catherine Wynkoop). Barry tells sorted horror stories of greed, vampires, psychos and crazed cultists...but are they scary enough for Constance? Find out for yourself when you watch WYNKOOP TALES! Starring some of your favorite Sleaze Box superstars...Ashley Lynn Caputo, Bob Glazier, Kelly Helen Thompson, Anthony Wayne, Jules Sceiro, Ken Anthony II and James Knowlton.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:1/1/2017
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Wynkoop Productions
Cast
John Miller, Joel D. Wynkoop
Director
Joel D. Wynkoop
Barry Atwater / John/ Don / Dugan / Joshua
Mary Catherine Holseybrook Wynkoop
Constance Sortameyer / Lina / Julie / Amanda
Ashley Lynn Caputo
Lusty / Cathy / Donna
Bob Glazier
Dirty Bub / Zeke
Kelly Helen Thompson
Sarah / Carol
Anthony Wayne
Coyote / Adam
Jules Sceiro
Dale
Ken Anthony II
Big Bubba
Michael D. Pelaez
Cosmo Brown
Red Johnston
Detective Parker
James M. Knowlton
Nick Hazzard / Zar
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