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Made Me Do It (2017)
College student Ali Hooper and her little brother are attacked by a masked maniac, and the key to them surviving the night lies in unlocking a secret from the killer's past.
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College student Ali Hooper and her little brother are attacked by a masked maniac, and the key to them surviving the night lies in unlocking a secret from the killer's past.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Benjamin Ironside Koppin, Matthew John Koppin
In Theaters:9/29/2017
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Ironside Productions
Cast
Benjamin Ironside Koppin
Director
Anna B. Shaffer
Ali Hooper
Kyle Van Vonderen
Thomas Berkson
Cortney Palm
Barbara (voice)
Jason Gregory London
Nick Hooper
Liston Spence
Jason
Elain Rinehart
Aunt Shannon
Cole Jenkins
Pizza Man (Brian)
Daniel E. Kafer
Bob
Kytia L'Amour
News Anchor
George Capacete
Biff The Orderly
Andrew Harmon
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