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Lockout (2006)
An man gets fired when he fails to adapt to certain changes in the company where he's worked for over ten years. As a result of this, he and his family are forced to move to an old house in rural Wisconsin, where bizarre events will gradually turn their lives into nothing but hell on Earth...
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An man gets fired when he fails to adapt to certain changes in the company where he's worked for over ten years. As a result of this, he and his family are forced to move to an old house in rural Wisconsin, where bizarre events will gradually turn their lives into nothing but hell on Earth...
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Ricardo Islas
In Theaters:6/26/2006
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:1555 Filmworks
Cast
Ricardo Islas
Director
Giuliana Ayala
Little girl in parking lot
Veronica Balingit
Dan's Mother
Eddy Kariti
Agent Leary
Salomón Carmona
The boss
Max Da'Silva
Blind Man
Kris Desautels
Dan
Cyn Dulay
Chris
Lori Ann Gerdisch
Mrs. Bennett
Pat Germano
Rowena's client
Ruby Gonzalez
Pharmacist #1
Giuliana Islas
Little girl in parking lot
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