"Evolution Of The Black Quarterback"
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Silent Screamplay II (2006)
Royce Dudley's directing style in this film brings back the old campy style films of the past. He doesn't rely on special effects or flashbacks to move the film along. Elina Madison & Chris Blacksmith carry this movie all the way to the end. Chris brings unexpected comedy laughter to the screen. Elina with over 40 movies to her credit delivers a solid professional performance. Watch after credits!
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Royce Dudley's directing style in this film brings back the old campy style films of the past. He doesn't rely on special effects or flashbacks to move the film along. Elina Madison & Chris Blacksmith carry this movie all the way to the end. Chris brings unexpected comedy laughter to the screen. Elina with over 40 movies to her credit delivers a solid professional performance. Watch after credits!
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Roman Mykytyn
In Theaters:1/1/2006
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Hale Park Filmed Entertainment, Tri-State International Pictures
Cast
Royce Allen Dudley
Director
Johnny Keatth
Brandon Burns
Elina Madison
Pamela Martin
James P. Bennett
Paramedic
Christopher Blacksmith
Lyle Chagnon
Denise Riley
Heather Burns
Amanda Wycoff
Detective Marks
Miles West
Detective West (as Myles West)
Niles Rivers
Detective Valerio
Jace Milstead
Cable Installer
Karen Fatta
Paramedic
Sally Wells Cook
Elizabeth's Ghost
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