Mayhem Park (2018)
An innocent family's youngest brother is accused of local mass murders. Someone must step in to solve this mystery and stop this lunatic. Who will it be? Watch and find out!
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An innocent family's youngest brother is accused of local mass murders. Someone must step in to solve this mystery and stop this lunatic. Who will it be? Watch and find out!
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Genre:Crime, Horror
Written By:Benn Perry, Joey Harlow
In Theaters:6/1/2018
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Laguna Films (II)
Cast
Joey Harlow
Director
Carrie Bradstreet
Rachel Leno
Benn Perry
Detective James Ryker
John Vella
John Leno
Michael James Alexander
Daniel Leno
Kevin R Allen
Jake Leno
Ron Angelocci
Allen Grayson
Catherine Alisabeth Ashley
Kara's Diner
Catie Elizabeth Ashley
Kitty Munson
Angelica Bacani
Angie Phillips
Imari Bates
Jessica Bright
Naomi Blake
Alice Pepperdine
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