"Diary of a Wimpy Kid Christmas: Cabin Fever"
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Purgatory Blues (2001)
Loser drug addict Jack winds up in hell after he gets killed by Steve, who's the abusive husband of the sweet Martha. Jack strikes up a deal with the head demon known as The Principal to get out of hell and return to life: He has 72 hours to corrupt an innocent soul or else he'll be condemned to Hades forever.
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Loser drug addict Jack winds up in hell after he gets killed by Steve, who's the abusive husband of the sweet Martha. Jack strikes up a deal with the head demon known as The Principal to get out of hell and return to life: He has 72 hours to corrupt an innocent soul or else he'll be condemned to Hades forever.
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Genre:Horror, Action, Comedy
Written By:John Bacchus
In Theaters:1/1/2001
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:E.I. Independent Cinema
Cast
John Bacchus
Director
John Bacchus
Jack (as Zach Snygg)
Debbie Rochon
Martha
Julie Strain
The Principal
Aaron Waiton
Steve
David Fine
Roger Evans
Michael R. Thomas
Jack's Dad
Sarah K. Lippmann
Jack's Sister
Erin Brown
Jack's Hooker (as Misty Mundae)
John Paul Fedele
William
Justin Wingenfeld
Dead in Line
Ward Boult
Eyes Sewn Victim
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