Stringer
A team of independent news stringers are hired by a network to cover the story of a closedown psychiatric hospital known as Residential Hills located in northern Arizona. When the group arrives at the property, they slowly realize they're not alone and discover disturbing secrets from the past and present life of the hospital.
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A team of independent news stringers are hired by a network to cover the story of a closedown psychiatric hospital known as Residential Hills located in northern Arizona. When the group arrives at the property, they slowly realize they're not alone and discover disturbing secrets from the past and present life of the hospital.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Colten Dietz
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Colten Dietz
Director
Eric Roberts
David
Julie Anne Prescott
Nurse Nancy
Michael Ochotorena
Patient 31
Mercedes Peterson
Holly
Mariano Mendoza
Patient 41
William 'Bill' Connor
Doctor Kaufman
Justice Lee
Assistant Director / Crazy Lady
Brett Lingenfelter
Col. Robert J.Shaw
Elizabeth Selby
Samika
Diana Brest
Janine
Colten Dietz
Victor
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