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The Darklings (1999)
A bed-ridden teen believes he has witnessed the murder of a neighbor by another neighbor. He then recruits friends to attempt to prove the death when no body is found.
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A bed-ridden teen believes he has witnessed the murder of a neighbor by another neighbor. He then recruits friends to attempt to prove the death when no body is found.
Rating:
Genre:Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller, Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Sean Hood, Brendan Hood
In Theaters:2/14/1999
Box Office:
Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Fox Family Channel, Shavick Entertainment
Cast
Jeffrey Reiner
Director
Suzanne Somers
Clara Hagen / Emily Shepherd
Timothy Busfield
Clayton Shepherd
Ryan DeBoer
Chris 'C.J.' Jackson
Meghan Ory
Jessie Everett
Ben Johnson
Josh Bradshaw
Tippi Hedren
Martha Jackson
Martin Sheen
Ira Everett
Tania Saulnier
Erica
Juliana Wimbles
Alice
Jarrod Thalheimer
Mike
Laura Murdoch
Josh's Mother
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