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Tales from the Grave: The Movie (2022)
A film of a collection of seven spine-chilling and terrifying horror shorts unearthed from the depths of hell presented here for your pleasure.
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A film of a collection of seven spine-chilling and terrifying horror shorts unearthed from the depths of hell presented here for your pleasure.
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In Theaters:7/27/2022
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Runtime:62 minutes
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Cast
Dustin Ferguson, Matt Aaron Krinsky, Pat Kusnadi, Matt Leal, Sam Mason Bell
Director
Kansas Bowling
Jennifer Nangle
Breana Mitchell
George James Fraser
Anna Simeri
Summer (segment "Stiffed")
Sarah Perez
Customer (segment "Stiffed")
Del Capelo
James (segment "Stiffed")
Michelle Perez
Bartender (segment "Stiffed")
Saroya Whatley
Lisa (segment "Stiffed")
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