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Night Talkers (2024)
A late-night radio talk show host decides he is tired of telling stories and interviewing people. He opens the phone lines up and hears the stories straight from the residents of Marshalltown.
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A late-night radio talk show host decides he is tired of telling stories and interviewing people. He opens the phone lines up and hears the stories straight from the residents of Marshalltown.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Topher Chambers
In Theaters:10/18/2024
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Rutledge Productions
Cast
Topher Chambers
Director
Bill Moseley
Ari Hall
Kimberly Hamilton
Maia
LaKesha Lorene
Brenda
Jason Crowe
Clint (“Gruenwald House” Segment)
Jeff Pearson
Karl (“Land Grab” Section)
Dominick Wilkins
Leo (“Gruenwald House” Segment)
Brittany Rachelle Smith
Natalie (“Gruenwald House” Segment)
Jenna Ruiz
Ginnie (“Gruenwald House” Segment)
Bailey McBride
Sarah (“Gruenwald House” Segment)
Jason Smither
John (“Gruenwald House” Segment)
David Cyborski
Deputy 1 (“Land Grab” & “Gruenwald House” Segments)
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