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Mind Rage (1996)
A string of brutal murders unravels a dark connection between two brothers and a woman caught between them. As the investigation deepens, old wounds and buried secrets resurface, blurring the line between love and obsession. What begins as a hunt for a killer becomes a descent into the haunted past they all share.
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A string of brutal murders unravels a dark connection between two brothers and a woman caught between them. As the investigation deepens, old wounds and buried secrets resurface, blurring the line between love and obsession. What begins as a hunt for a killer becomes a descent into the haunted past they all share.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Mark Allen Michaels, Gwendolyn Gadek
In Theaters:1/5/1996
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Loumark Entertainment
Cast
Mark Allen Michaels
Director
Charles Hallahan
Jack Stillman
Michael Rogue
Michael Reid
Andrea Leithe
Jessica Turner
Dennis Christopher
Steve
Tippi Hedren
Dr. Wilma Randolph
Max Gail
Lou
Robert Acres
FBI Agent Barrett
Gina Gallego
Capt. Helen Meyers
Curt Lambert
Patrick
Elizabeth Baldwin
Mother
Tamara Clatterbuck
Cyndi Thornburg
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