The Horror Network Vol. 1 (2015)
Serial killers, ghostly phone calls, inner demons, otherworld monsters and creepy stalkers collide in this frightening anthology. Six of horror's most promising new directing talents join forces to pay homage to classic horror in the tradition of "Creepshow", "Tales From the Crypt", "Tales From the Darkside", and "Trilogy of Terror," and weave an unforgettable, disturbing tapestry of terror.
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Serial killers, ghostly phone calls, inner demons, otherworld monsters and creepy stalkers collide in this frightening anthology. Six of horror's most promising new directing talents join forces to pay homage to classic horror in the tradition of "Creepshow", "Tales From the Crypt", "Tales From the Darkside", and "Trilogy of Terror," and weave an unforgettable, disturbing tapestry of terror.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Douglas Conner, Brian Dorton, Joseph Graham, Manuel Marín
In Theaters:10/27/2015
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:
Cast
Brian Dorton, Joseph Graham, Manuel Marín, Lee Matthews
Director
Nick Frangione
Hal (segment "Edward")
Artem Mishin
Dr. Aleksey (segment "Edward")
Jan Cornet
Miguel (segment "Merry Little Christmas")
Brian Dorton
The Deviant One (segment "The Deviant One")
Javier Botet
Demonio (segment "Merry Little Christmas")
Macarena Gómez
Cristina (segment "Merry Little Christmas")
Charlotte Armstrong
Georgia (segment "3 A.M.")
Rachel Groom
Izzy (segment "3 A.M.") (voice)
Prem Santana
Mother (segment "Edward")
Annabella Siordia
Christina (segment "Edward")
Jenni-Lea Finch
Alice (segment "The Quiet")
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