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Nightmare Zone
Horror anthology consisting of three stories: a bored young woman phones a friend, and is terrified when she hears her own voice pick up on the other end, a woman's noisy electric carving knife angers one of her neighbors, and a man who has had the same dream every night for ten years, possibly from a previous life.
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Horror anthology consisting of three stories: a bored young woman phones a friend, and is terrified when she hears her own voice pick up on the other end, a woman's noisy electric carving knife angers one of her neighbors, and a man who has had the same dream every night for ten years, possibly from a previous life.
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Cast
Lee Yuk-Chun
Director
Max Mok Siu-Chung
Simon Chu / Ho Sun
Yvonne Yung Hung
Mentor Feng Chin / Chia Yin
Wayne Lai Yiu-Cheung
Lily's Husband
Emily Kwan Bo-Wai
May Ho
Marco Ngai Chun-Kit
Chi On
Florence Kwok Siu-Wan
Gee Chiang
Benz Hui Siu-Hung
Boasting Hsiong
Helena Law Lan
Grumpy Old Woman
Cheng Yuen-Man
Lily Tin
Leung Wai-Tai
Bond Li
Simon Cheung Yuk-San
Policeman
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