The Inflicted (2012)
David O'Hara is a troubled medical student who kidnaps, rapes and murders women. He impregnates one of his victims, Melissa Daniels, in an attempt to replace the family that he lost as a young boy. However, the police rescue Melissa from David's warehouse, and David goes on a murderous rampage to get his family back.
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David O'Hara is a troubled medical student who kidnaps, rapes and murders women. He impregnates one of his victims, Melissa Daniels, in an attempt to replace the family that he lost as a young boy. However, the police rescue Melissa from David's warehouse, and David goes on a murderous rampage to get his family back.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Matthan Harris
In Theaters:6/26/2012
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Matthan Harris
Director
Matthan Harris
David O'Hara
Bill Moseley
Mr. O'Hara
Sid Haig
Dr. Gardner
Doug Bradley
Agent Wilson
Giovanni Lombardo Radice
Lieutenant Lorenzo
Charles Duran
Detective Samuels
Gerardo Davila
Detective Martin
Lindsay Hightower
Melissa Daniels
Matt Socia
Detective Andrews
Terry Spector
Detective Frederick
Kim Cicio
Dr. Barrows
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