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An anthology horror involving a social gathering of writers on Halloween, where they each tell stories in hopes of winning a local competition.
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An anthology horror involving a social gathering of writers on Halloween, where they each tell stories in hopes of winning a local competition.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Dan McGee
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Runtime:68 minutes
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Cast
Dan McGee, Dave Green
Director
George Newton
Boxing Manager (segment "Sweethearts")
Joerg Stadler
The Fourth Writer
Laura Ellen Wilson
Gem ("Clown") / Selena ("Sweethearts") / Alina ("Last Rites")
Patrick J Maxwell
Clown / Robert Faraday ("Sweethearts") / Boss ("Last Rites")
Debbey Clitheroe
Mom ("Clown") / Heather ("Sweethearts") / Thana ("Last Rites")
Garth Maunders
Byron Vanderbilt (segment "Last Rites")
Curtis Hadley
The Thing / Forensic Scientist
Arthur Harlow
Frank ("Clown") / Louis Jenson ("Sweethearts")
Jessica Fay
Birthday Girl ("The Clown") / Fishing Girl ("Sweethearts")
Elliot Reivers
The Teacher
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