Malevolence (2004)
It's ten years after the kidnapping of Martin Bristol. Taken from a backyard swing at his home at the age of six, he is forced to witness unspeakable crimes of a deranged madman. For years, Martin's whereabouts have remained a mystery...until now.
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It's ten years after the kidnapping of Martin Bristol. Taken from a backyard swing at his home at the age of six, he is forced to witness unspeakable crimes of a deranged madman. For years, Martin's whereabouts have remained a mystery...until now.
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Genre:Crime, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Stevan Mena
In Theaters:9/10/2004
Box Office:$346,085
Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Stevan Mena
Director
Jay Cohen
Martin Bristol
R. Brandon Johnson
Julian
Samantha Dark
Samantha Harrison
Heather Magee
Marylin
Richard Glover
Kurt
Courtney Bertolone
Courtney Harrison
John Richard Ingram
Sheriff Riley
Keith Chambers
Max
Kevin McKelvey
Special Agent William Perkins
Lenn Gross
FBI Agent Daley
Pamela Marie Guida
Sally
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