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Sink Hole (2013)

After a massive sinkhole swallows a nearby town, a school bus filled with students is dropped deep underground. After the crash, the students realize the bus is hanging precariously against the side of the sinkhole, held in place by a broken pipe. Any sudden move could send the bus plummeting into the darkness below. Alone and with all the adults injured, the teens struggle for survival with the story taking on shades of Lord of the Flies. Their only hope is a small-town paramedic, who must overcome a tragic past to rescue the students.
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After a massive sinkhole swallows a nearby town, a school bus filled with students is dropped deep underground. After the crash, the students realize the bus is hanging precariously against the side of the sinkhole, held in place by a broken pipe. Any sudden move could send the bus plummeting into the darkness below. Alone and with all the adults injured, the teens struggle for survival with the story taking on shades of Lord of the Flies. Their only hope is a small-town paramedic, who must overcome a tragic past to rescue the students.

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Genre:Action, Drama
Directed By:Scott D. Wheeler
Written By:Keith Shaw
In Theaters:4/1/2013
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:The Cartel, Odyssey Media

Cast

Director

Scott D. Wheeler

Director

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Gina Holden

Joan

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Brooke Mackenzie

Paige

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Dominika Juillet

Heather

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Jeremy London

Gary

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Paris Dylan

Jason

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Eric Roberts

Cutter

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Kelle Cantwell

Lana

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Nicole Gordon-Levitt

Penny

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Kaitlin Wright

Sandra

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Robert Pike Daniel

Caldwell

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Eric Scott Woods

Lawson (as Eric Woods)

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