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Manson: Summer of Blood (2024)
In the final, terrifying chapter of the most infamous crime of the 20th century, a dying Charles Manson is offered a chance to repent for his crimes, revealing horrific, never-before-seen details about the Sharon Tate murders—as well as a shocking twist.
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In the final, terrifying chapter of the most infamous crime of the 20th century, a dying Charles Manson is offered a chance to repent for his crimes, revealing horrific, never-before-seen details about the Sharon Tate murders—as well as a shocking twist.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror, Crime
Written By:Brad Osborne
In Theaters:3/25/2024
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:AMS Pictures
Cast
Brad Osborne
Director
Wes Gillum
Charles Manson (2017)
David Burkhart
Charles Manson (1969)
Joseph Boehm
Interviewer
Penelope Costopoulos
Sharon Tate
Jency Allison Weeks
Susan Atkins
Skyler Davenport
Patricia Krenwinkel
Eric C. Schneider
Tex Watson
Chelsey Fairless
Linda Kasabian
Stephanie Franklin
Leslie Van Houten
Tyler Corie
Bobby Beausoleil
Vanessa Leinani
Abigail Folger
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