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Rocktober Blood (1984)
A crazed rock singer returns from the dead to murder members of his former band.
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A crazed rock singer returns from the dead to murder members of his former band.
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Genre:Horror, Music
Written By:Ferd Sebastian, Beverly Sebastian
In Theaters:10/12/1984
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Runtime:88 minutes
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Cast
Beverly Sebastian
Director
Tray Loren
Billy "Eye" Harper/John Harper
Donna Scoggins
Lynn Starling
Cana Cockrell
Honey Bear
Renee Hubbard
Donna Lewis
Ben Sebastian
Head of Security
Nigel Benjamin
Chris Keane / Billy Harper (singing)
Tony Rista
Tony Leland
David Mables
TV Announcer
Mark Durbin
Dancer at Party
Scott Fisher
Security Guard
Kevin Eddy
Recording Engineer
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