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Nailbiter (2013)
A horror film that combines classic monster movie elements set within the backdrop of unpredictable Kansas weather. Start with a mother and her three daughters forced to take shelter from an advancing tornado in a local storm cellar. What is waiting for them underneath is another story entirely.
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A horror film that combines classic monster movie elements set within the backdrop of unpredictable Kansas weather. Start with a mother and her three daughters forced to take shelter from an advancing tornado in a local storm cellar. What is waiting for them underneath is another story entirely.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Patrick Rea, Kendal Sinn
In Theaters:5/28/2013
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:SenoReality Pictures, Ministry Machine Productions
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