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Night of the Missing (2023)
Set on a stormy night on Christmas Eve, a small town female sheriff who secretly is a serial killer gets a visit from a mysterious woman who tells four bizarre stories.
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Set on a stormy night on Christmas Eve, a small town female sheriff who secretly is a serial killer gets a visit from a mysterious woman who tells four bizarre stories.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Samuel Gonzalez Jr., Gigi Gustin, Jener Dasilva, Matthew Hersh
In Theaters:10/31/2023
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Tremendum Pictures
Cast
Samuel Gonzalez Jr., Chris Lofing, Travis Cluff
Director
Meredith Thomas
Sheriff Hudson
Jill Awbrey
The Woman
Gigi Gustin
Tammy Wright (segment "Nite Flirt")
Bill Moseley
The Caller (segment "Nite Flirt")
Sheila Ball
Myra Wright (segment "Nite Flirt")
Stephon Strickland
Ray (segment "You Promised")
Moriah N. Boone
Carol (segment "You Promised")
Jenna Kanell
Lila Cameron (segment "Miniature")
Philip Estrin
Winston
Joseph "Jojo" Martinez
The Boy (segment "We All Scream")
Amber Medina
The Mom (segment "We All Scream")
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