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Pray for the Hunters (2006)
Detective Damien Cruz is on the trail of a vicious serial killer known as the Angel Of Death, but as he get closer and closer to catching him... his own morals begin to disappear.
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Detective Damien Cruz is on the trail of a vicious serial killer known as the Angel Of Death, but as he get closer and closer to catching him... his own morals begin to disappear.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:John Vasiliou
In Theaters:3/10/2006
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Dark Night Films
Cast
Matt Spease
Director
Steven Scott Austin
Damian Cruz
Isaak Partlow
Gabriel Michael John
Wanda Faye
Mary O'Brien
Rodney Duncan
'Mad Dog' Anderson
Rebekah Troup
Alexia Thompson (age 15)
John Vasiliou
John
Michael Adam Starr
Old Man (uncredited)
Kaisha Johnson
Alexia Thompson
Daisy Owings
Layla Martin
Steve Troup
Moses 'Moe' Cruz
Barney Lykens
Coroner Joel Martin
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