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Seven Hells (2014)
Seven festival-winning shorts. Seven horrifying and hilarious tales of people trapped in their own special hells. The perfect Halloween movie.
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Seven festival-winning shorts. Seven horrifying and hilarious tales of people trapped in their own special hells. The perfect Halloween movie.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Horror
Directed By:Jason Tostevin, James Feeney, Brian Thompson, Bryan Norton, Hank Friedmann, Robert Boocheck
Written By:Bryan Norton, Scott Yacyshyn, Antonio Padovan, Fannar Thor Arnarsson, Robert Boocheck, James Feeney, Randall Greenland, Hank Friedmann, Scott Yacyshyn, Jason Tostevin
In Theaters:10/27/2014
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
Jason Tostevin, James Feeney, Brian Thompson, Bryan Norton, Hank Friedmann, Robert Boocheck
Director
Helen Rogers
Elizabeth (segment "Jack Attack")
Tyler Rossell
Jack (segment "Jack Attack")
Brazen
Oscar (segment "Jack Attack")
Steve Anderson Jr.
Elliot (segment "Jack Attack")
Kelly Schmidt
Kelly (segment "Incident on Highway 73")
Jan Alda
Jeff (segment "Incident on Highway 73")
Daniel J. O'Brien
Alex (segment "Black Sugar")
Brynjar Hlodversson
Adam (segment "Cold Turkey")
Sigurduyr Renir Lyngdam
Teacher (segment "Cold Turkey")
Christine Rodriguez
Cass (segment "Killer Kart")
Ella Schaefer
Bailey (segment "Killer Kart")
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