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Outtake Reel (2011)
Ashley was dying to make a horror movie. Too bad she didn't live long enough to see it. The horror movie was never finished, but now you can witness the horrifying killing spree that was captured on the behind-the-scenes footage.
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Ashley was dying to make a horror movie. Too bad she didn't live long enough to see it. The horror movie was never finished, but now you can witness the horrifying killing spree that was captured on the behind-the-scenes footage.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Scott Feinblatt
In Theaters:12/6/2011
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Runtime:75 minutes
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Cast
Jeffry Chaffin, Scott Feinblatt
Director
Ava Knighten Santana
Ashley Swan
Tiffany Shepis
Sarah Donovan
Lloyd Kaufman
Interrogating Officer
Scott Feinblatt
Tom Grayson
Jeffry Chaffin
Danny Wilson
Nadiah Altassan
Lennie Goodman
William Morse
Joe
Nathan Graham Smith
Waylon
Jason Krajcer
Bernard Sheperdman
Hilary Folks
Samantha Winters
Jon Meredith
Luke
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