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Terror Tales (2016)
After being abducted by a psychopath, a husband is subjected to three horrific tales of terror while his family is held captive in an attached cargo trailer.
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After being abducted by a psychopath, a husband is subjected to three horrific tales of terror while his family is held captive in an attached cargo trailer.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:7/7/2016
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Runtime:121 minutes
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Cast
Jimmy Lee Combs
Director
Jennifer Runyon
Melanie (segment "Epidemic")
Lynn Lowry
Susan McKay (segment "By Proxy")
Felissa Rose
Witch (segment "Epidemic")
Helene Udy
Sonya Hamilton (segment "Epidemic")
Laurene Landon
Miss Tate (segment "Radical Video")
Ari Lehman
Edmond Blackburn (segment "Epidemic")
Jonathan Tiersten
The Sledgehammer (segment "Radical Video")
Christopher Showerman
The Driver (wraparound story)
Yan Birch
Satan
Ashley Park
Alisha Harding (segment "Radical Video")
Heath C. Heine
Police Officer (segment "By Proxy")
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