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Mr. Hell (2006)
Fourteen years ago, the head of a covert biological weapons laboratory was murdered by a notorious psychopath known as Mr. Hell (Larry Cashion) -- who himself was killed while trying to dispatch the scientist's young daughter Tyler. Fast-forward to the present, when the now adult Tyler (Amy Morris) works at the same lab where her father was slain. Unfortunately, a toxic spill brings Mr. Hell back from the dead ... and there will be hell to pay!
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Fourteen years ago, the head of a covert biological weapons laboratory was murdered by a notorious psychopath known as Mr. Hell (Larry Cashion) -- who himself was killed while trying to dispatch the scientist's young daughter Tyler. Fast-forward to the present, when the now adult Tyler (Amy Morris) works at the same lab where her father was slain. Unfortunately, a toxic spill brings Mr. Hell back from the dead ... and there will be hell to pay!
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:4/18/2006
Box Office:
Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Maverick Entertainment Group
Cast
Rob McKinnon
Director
Tracy Scoggins
Dominique Horney
Larry Cashion
Harry Eugene Loveless
Amy Morris
Tyler Matthews
Daniel Magill
M. G. Burke
Pavan Grover
Georgio
Kristin Ketterer
Monica
Danny Kamin
Wesley Kane
Sloan K. Hood
Utu
Jordan Consorte
Young Tyler
Jett Texas Elliott
Max
Jen McCoy Miller
Jan (Public Works Co-Worker)
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