Lady, Stay Dead
A young woman is looking after her sister's house, unaware that her sister and neighbor have been murdered by their handyman who also happens to be a serial killer.
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A young woman is looking after her sister's house, unaware that her sister and neighbor have been murdered by their handyman who also happens to be a serial killer.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Terry Bourke
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Ryntare Productions
Cast
Terry Bourke
Director
Chard Hayward
Gordan Mason
Louise Howitt
Jenny Nolan
Deborah Coulls
Marie Coleby
Roger Ward
Officer Clyde Collings
Les Foxcroft
Billy Shepherd
James Elliott
Patrolman Rex Dunbar
Brian Hinzlewood
TV Director
George Murray
Businessman / Client
Barry Donnelly
Security Man at Crash
James Moss
Security Man at Crash
Allen Scholz
Chauffer
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