Mime After Midnight (2003)
After missing her last bus out of a remote neighborhood, Rachel runs into a silly mime that appears out of nowhere. Once she insults him, the mime reveals his murderous, cannibalistic tendencies. A fatal game of cat and mouse follows as Rachel is pursued by her silent but deadly stalker.
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After missing her last bus out of a remote neighborhood, Rachel runs into a silly mime that appears out of nowhere. Once she insults him, the mime reveals his murderous, cannibalistic tendencies. A fatal game of cat and mouse follows as Rachel is pursued by her silent but deadly stalker.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Armando D. Muñoz
In Theaters:10/18/2003
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Eek Entertainment
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