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The Frightening (2002)
18 year-old Corey Peterson moves to a small town due to a trauma in their past. On his first day at Hallows End High School, he's approached by fellow newcomer Mason, who warns Corey about mysterious disappearances. Corey and Mason investigate the secret about the school and expose the dark truth about Hallows End and the missing students.
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18 year-old Corey Peterson moves to a small town due to a trauma in their past. On his first day at Hallows End High School, he's approached by fellow newcomer Mason, who warns Corey about mysterious disappearances. Corey and Mason investigate the secret about the school and expose the dark truth about Hallows End and the missing students.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Matthew Jason Walsh
In Theaters:4/1/2002
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Rapid Heart Pictures, City Heat Productions
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