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The Cottage (2012)
A romance novelist (David Arquette) moves into a "cottage" behind the home of a composer and his family. He seems sweet, but what do they really know about him?
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A romance novelist (David Arquette) moves into a "cottage" behind the home of a composer and his family. He seems sweet, but what do they really know about him?
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Nick Antosca
In Theaters:12/10/2012
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Visualeyes Productions, Velvet Spoon Productions
Cast
Chris Jaymes
Director
David Arquette
Robert Mars
Kristen Dalton
Chloe Carpenter
Victor Browne
Michael Carpenter
Morissa O'Mara
Danielle Carpenter
Alana O'Mara
Rose Carpenter
Lorraine Nicholson
Vanessa
Ken Baumann
Justin
Bellamy Young
Annie
Rome Shadanloo
Cate
Charlotte Barrielle
Belinda Weston
Barbara Jean Barrielle
Mrs. Weston
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