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The Dead Pit (1989)
The arrival of an amnesiac patient in a psychiatric hospital somehow frees a mad doctor, who was shot and entombed with his fiendish experiments in an abandoned wing of the asylum 20 years before.
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The arrival of an amnesiac patient in a psychiatric hospital somehow frees a mad doctor, who was shot and entombed with his fiendish experiments in an abandoned wing of the asylum 20 years before.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Gimel Everett, Brett Leonard
In Theaters:10/1/1989
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Cornerstone Production Company
Cast
Brett Leonard
Director
Jeremy Slate
Dr. Gerald Swan
Cheryl Lawson
Jane Doe
Stephen Gregory Foster
Christian Meyers
Danny Gochnauer
Dr. Colin Ramzi
Geha Getz
Sister Clair
Joan Bechtel
Nurse Kygar
Mara Everett
Nurse Robbins
Jack A. Sunseri
Head Orderly Jensen
Shanna McCullough
Featured Dead (as Marcia Gray) / Body Double
Michael Jacobs
ud Higgins
Michael Jacobs
Bud Higgins
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