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A New York reporter investigates disappearances in an English village, where she must overcome their distrust while dealing with a evil force.
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A New York reporter investigates disappearances in an English village, where she must overcome their distrust while dealing with a evil force.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Cliff Twemlow, Leslie McCarthy
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Mancunian Films
Cast
Leslie McCarthy
Director
Cordelia Roche
Kelly O'Neill
Cliff Twemlow
Kane (as Mike Sullivan)
Darryl Marchant
Wilbur Sledge
Mark Grover
David
Paddy Ward
Mr Rooney
Arthur Willman
Mr Clancy
Max Beesley Snr
Chief Supt. Lowe (as Maxton Beeston)
Abigail Zealey
DS Wilson
Mark Heath
Harry Goldberg
Sarah Fallon
Sarah
Brian Sterling
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