Time Passing in Hog Heaven: The Pigz Brotherz Story
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Tell Me a Creepy Story (2023)
The beekeeper who accidentally kills his wife before nervously burying her body under his vegetable patch, the child born with an insatiable and increasingly inhuman appetite, the seemingly harmless couple who are serial killers, and the home-alone woman who is petrified someone is out to kill her. These terrifying tales come together in one anthology.
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The beekeeper who accidentally kills his wife before nervously burying her body under his vegetable patch, the child born with an insatiable and increasingly inhuman appetite, the seemingly harmless couple who are serial killers, and the home-alone woman who is petrified someone is out to kill her. These terrifying tales come together in one anthology.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Paul Holbrook, Stuart Neville, Samuel Dawe, Félix Dobaire
In Theaters:5/9/2023
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Runtime:86 minutes
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Cast
Paul Holbrook, Samuel Dawe, Félix Dobaire, Stuart Graham
Director
Conleth Hill
Dr. Taggart ("The Good Word")
Una Kavanagh
Ma Taggart ("The Good Word")
Paul Kennedy
Ivan Cutler ("The Good Word")
Simon Millar
Man ("The Good Word")
Laura Bayston
Laura Gilligan ("Hungry Joe")
Andrew Greaves
Hungry Joe ("Hungry Joe")
Joe Sims
Craig Gilligan ("Hungry Joe")
Carrie Cohen
Jackie Abbott ("Hungry Joe")
Robert Portal
Dr. Lawrence ("Hungry Joe")
Laurence Saunders
Mr. Davies ("Hungry Joe")
Georgie Rhys
Health Visitor ("Hungry Joe")
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