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Paranormal Captivity (2012)
After the death of her husband, a penniless woman moves into the home of her Uncle. Strange things begin to occur. Is the house haunted or is it something more?
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After the death of her husband, a penniless woman moves into the home of her Uncle. Strange things begin to occur. Is the house haunted or is it something more?
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:John Orrichio, Roberto Lombardi
In Theaters:9/30/2012
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Orrichio Films, RTL Productions
Cast
John Orrichio
Director
Caitlyn Fletcher
Sarah Kimmick
Roberto Lombardi
Thomas Callan
Edward X. Young
Funeral Director
Jerry Ross
William Manning
Suzi Lorraine
Samantha Raymond
Linnea Sage
Kelly Davis
Jason Vail
Gary
Christina Sampson
Amanda
Michelle Valines
Detective Robinson
Gregory R. Campbell
Detective Jackson
Frank Fata
Bobby Kimmick
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