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Mother (2006)
A disturbed man descends into madness after the death of his mother, in this avant-garde horror film inspired by real life ghoul Ed Gein.
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A disturbed man descends into madness after the death of his mother, in this avant-garde horror film inspired by real life ghoul Ed Gein.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Michael DiPaolo
In Theaters:6/6/2006
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Runtime:76 minutes
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Cast
Michael DiPaolo
Director
John Karyus
The Son
Nina Sobell
Mother
Adam Zaretsky
The Father
Jason McCrea
The Brother
Phil Sawyer Jr.
The Friend
Zachary Balog
The Hardware Owner's Son
Svetlana
The Corpse
John Hebert
The Mental Health Agent
Tom Frohnapfel
The Mental Health Deputy
Olivia Robinson
The Nurse
Gregory J. Zora
The Bar Patron
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