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Shortcuts to Hell: Volume II
An anthology of the 23 best short films created for the Shortcuts to Hell UK Talent Competition with FrightFest, the Horror Channel and Wildseed Studios, by some of the UK’s hottest rising stars.
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An anthology of the 23 best short films created for the Shortcuts to Hell UK Talent Competition with FrightFest, the Horror Channel and Wildseed Studios, by some of the UK’s hottest rising stars.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Michael Down, Simon Matthews, Stanislava Buevich, Oliver Nice, Danielle Parton, Maxim Sorokopud, Tom Loughlin, Paul Weems, Anna Cardus, Mike Tack, Joe Stas, James Card, David James Holloway, Jules Rampton, Katie Bonham, Stewart Sparke, Steven Bray, Simon Stolland
Written By:Andrew Abrahamson, Katie Bonham, James Card, Mark Danbury, Stanislava Buevich, Anna Cardus, Steven Bray, Craig Busek, David James Holloway, Justin Hyne, Michael Down
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Runtime:76 minutes
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Michael Down, Simon Matthews, Stanislava Buevich, Oliver Nice, Danielle Parton, Maxim Sorokopud, Tom Loughlin, Paul Weems, Anna Cardus, Mike Tack, Joe Stas, James Card, David James Holloway, Jules Rampton, Katie Bonham, Stewart Sparke, Steven Bray, Simon Stolland
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Sophie Brooke
Dean Kilbey
Gabriel Baker
Alan Harding
Nathan Adabadze
Katie Elliott-Browne
Phillippa Goodwin
Emma Hind
Niall Hogan
Paul Huntley-Thomas
Victoria Jones
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