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Lighthouse (2000)
A prison ship on its way to a remote island prison runs aground on rocks and sinks. Mixed survivors of cons and prison guards struggle ashore, only to discover to their horror that another survivor got there first - the murderous & psychotic Leo Rook. Stranded, with no means of escape or call for help, the survivors must face a night of terror as they struggle to survive.
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A prison ship on its way to a remote island prison runs aground on rocks and sinks. Mixed survivors of cons and prison guards struggle ashore, only to discover to their horror that another survivor got there first - the murderous & psychotic Leo Rook. Stranded, with no means of escape or call for help, the survivors must face a night of terror as they struggle to survive.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Simon Hunter
In Theaters:2/4/2000
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:British Screen Productions, Arts Council of England, Tungsten Pictures, Winchester Films
Cast
Simon Hunter
Director
James Purefoy
Richard Spader
Rachel Shelley
Dr. Kirsty McCloud
Christopher Adamson
Leo Rook
Paul Brooke
Captain Campbell
Don Warrington
Prison Officer Ian Goslet
Christopher Dunne
Chief Prison Officer O'Neil
Bob Goody
Weevil
Pat Kelman
Spoons
Peter McCabe
Prison Officer Hopkins
Norman Mitchell
Brownlow
Howard Attfield
Sykes
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