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Murder for Mortgage: Secrets on Maple Street (2024)
After the death of the local busybody, a young couple move into her house on the notorious Maple Street. But soon, strange events make them suspect that the woman's death concealed a deeper secret.
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After the death of the local busybody, a young couple move into her house on the notorious Maple Street. But soon, strange events make them suspect that the woman's death concealed a deeper secret.
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Genre:TV Movie, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Adam Rockoff
In Theaters:7/28/2024
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Paula Elle
Director
Frances Leigh
Carlee Patterson
Thomas Cadrot
Alex Patterson
Lucia Walters
Det. Lori Vaughn
Ali Liebert
Katie Wagner
Matthew MacCaull
Scott Lambert
Karis Cameron
Brittany Walker
Samuel Braun
Archer Lambert
Sarah Christine Smith
Betsy Walker
Shiraine Haas
Dina Perkins
Alex Rose
Jake Tolbert
Roark Critchlow
Roger Perkins
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