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Moon Creek Cemetery (2017)
In the 1830's emigrants from Salem, Massachusetts fled their satanic legacy and came to settle in LaSalle County,Illinois. They brought along with them some of their more unpleasant, unsavory past. There were plain wars between settlers and Indians and whites put together a massacre and mass buried them in what became the cemetery. The Moon family were the curators of the plots. Local legend began after such things as farmers being woken up in the middle of the night with loud crashes coming from the cemetery, and then investigating and seeing all the tombstones knocked over. And then there were the murders.
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In the 1830's emigrants from Salem, Massachusetts fled their satanic legacy and came to settle in LaSalle County,Illinois. They brought along with them some of their more unpleasant, unsavory past. There were plain wars between settlers and Indians and whites put together a massacre and mass buried them in what became the cemetery. The Moon family were the curators of the plots. Local legend began after such things as farmers being woken up in the middle of the night with loud crashes coming from the cemetery, and then investigating and seeing all the tombstones knocked over. And then there were the murders.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:10/31/2017
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Studio:Lundy Street Productions
Cast
Mark A. Pierce
Director
Mark A. Pierce
Modus Pettet
DawnMarie Ferrara
Kat Westrum
Amy Argyle
Prima Pettet (as Amy Lawhorn)
Maria Olsen
Hatchet Lady
Corey Richardson
Crazy Carl
Joseph Billingiere
Singing Wolf
Brittani Noel
Delores Biers
David Arrow
Sgt. Hayne
Amy Arena
Janae
Frank Piciullo
Pastor Frank
Davon Stuart
Davon Penmann
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