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Enjoy this equal parts gruesome and goofy short film, based on the outrageous novel "The Silent Dagger" , written by director Tyler Shore's grandfather Chet Baran (aka Brett Baxter)
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Enjoy this equal parts gruesome and goofy short film, based on the outrageous novel "The Silent Dagger" , written by director Tyler Shore's grandfather Chet Baran (aka Brett Baxter)
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Written By:Samantha Jay, Brett Baxter
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Runtime:8 minutes
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Cast
Tyler Shore
Director
Charles Pate
Harry Schleppik
Marina Von Stein
Mathilda Black
Jacob Skinner
Carlos Brown
Tito Leadon
Arthur Benz
Bobby Trovato
Dr. Robert Sanborn
Samantha Jay
Laura Lingle
Eddie Luddington
Eddie
Tabitha Mixon
Nosey Susan
Steve Aaron
Police Chief
Bill Violette
Forensics Officer
Jordan Mazzarella
Police Officer
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