Masks (2017)
Steve and Marcus were best friends in high school. They now lead very different lives, but meet again at a Halloween party long after they graduated. After venturing to Marcus' secluded family home deep in the woods, their lives unravel with deadly consequences. Steve tries to move on, but the encounter with The Mask changes him forever.
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Steve and Marcus were best friends in high school. They now lead very different lives, but meet again at a Halloween party long after they graduated. After venturing to Marcus' secluded family home deep in the woods, their lives unravel with deadly consequences. Steve tries to move on, but the encounter with The Mask changes him forever.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Andrew R. Berchick, Dolores Christman, Roberto Lombardi, Charles A. Christman III
In Theaters:10/20/2017
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Runtime:41 minutes
Studio:Back2ninety9 Productions
Cast
Roberto Lombardi, Charles A. Christman III
Director
Roberto Lombardi
Steve
Anthony Horton
The Mask
Walter DeShields
Marcus
Charles A. Christman III
Tim
W. Keith Sgrillo
Mick
Christian Chase
Jerry the Bartender
Brooke Storms
Clara Barton
Jesús M. Villanueva
Crazy Kruck
Hannah Kathryn Young
Young Mother
Robert Trost IV
Young Nephew
Isabella Trost
Young Daughter
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