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The House That Cried Blood (2012)

On Halloween, four twenty-something kids venture into the dilapidated home of a neighborhood legend, known only as "Old Lady Death" - only to discover that there's a very real side to this local tall tale.
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On Halloween, four twenty-something kids venture into the dilapidated home of a neighborhood legend, known only as "Old Lady Death" - only to discover that there's a very real side to this local tall tale.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Frank Sabatella
Written By:Frank Sabatella
In Theaters:10/30/2012
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Sideshow Pictures

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