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Something Evil, Something Dangerous
Dallas Graffe is called to investigate a series of grisly murders. It soon becomes a race against time when the murderer invades the local hospital and isn't entirely what they expected.
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Dallas Graffe is called to investigate a series of grisly murders. It soon becomes a race against time when the murderer invades the local hospital and isn't entirely what they expected.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Richard Albiston
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Runtime:27 minutes
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Richard Albiston
Director
Oliver Bray
Dallas Graffe
Stacie Swindells
Claire Graffe
Janine Bebbington
Dr. Susan Shakespeare
Tony Owen
Jay Taft
Wendy Bickerstaffe
Sheba Borgia - Werewolf Queen
Kev Parker
Dr. Richard Burton
Ben Holbrook
Cort Newman
Daren Andrews
Steve Holden
Suzanne Howarth
Dr. Brody
Richard Albiston
Man
Rachel Craig
Waitress
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