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Sleepless Nights (2016)

Legendary underground director Todd Sheets (Bonehill Road, Goblin, Zombie Bloodbath) invites you into a gore-soaked netherworld of nocturnal suffering as he presents seven spine-ripping tales of madness, possession and despair from the independent horror world. So lie back, switch the lights off, and get ready for some very disturbing dreams.
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Legendary underground director Todd Sheets (Bonehill Road, Goblin, Zombie Bloodbath) invites you into a gore-soaked netherworld of nocturnal suffering as he presents seven spine-ripping tales of madness, possession and despair from the independent horror world. So lie back, switch the lights off, and get ready for some very disturbing dreams.

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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:2/6/2016
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Runtime:159 minutes
Studio:Extreme Entertainment, Fuzzy Monkey Films

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