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After a clown-masked assailant guns down Aurora's Place, the resident theater owner fights to re-open her business.
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After a clown-masked assailant guns down Aurora's Place, the resident theater owner fights to re-open her business.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Dylan Bank, Ken Del Vecchio
In Theaters:1/27/2017
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Justice for All Productions
Cast
Christopher S. Lind
Director
Eric Roberts
James Jenning
Lacy Marie Meyer
Aurora Palace
Ari Boyland
William Remmington
Martin Kove
Graham Palace
Ken Del Vecchio
Bob Nash
Caroline Heinle
Sarah
Matthew Douglas Goodrich
Xavier (as Matthew Goodrich)
Robert T. Bogue
Congressman Arthur Butler
Mandy Bruno Bogue
Carly Nash
Seregon O'Dassey
Jillian
Rich Lounello
Maurice
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