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The Legend of DarkHorse County (2014)
As Jon (Shawn Welling / Michael Biehn) and Joy Ford (Tory Tompkins) move into the small town of DarkHorse, mysterious and supernatural occurrences threaten to tear the town apart. Teenage girl abductions and a chain of serial killings force good-ol'-boy Sheriff McElroy (Lee Majors / Larry Wade Carrell), the town's rugged symbol of justice, to use any means necessary to keep his beloved town from tumbling into chaos, and when Joy's nieces (Olivia 'ChaChi' Gonzales and Presley Bishop) are kidnapped, they must race to find the abductor and in turn come face to face with a monster.
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As Jon (Shawn Welling / Michael Biehn) and Joy Ford (Tory Tompkins) move into the small town of DarkHorse, mysterious and supernatural occurrences threaten to tear the town apart. Teenage girl abductions and a chain of serial killings force good-ol'-boy Sheriff McElroy (Lee Majors / Larry Wade Carrell), the town's rugged symbol of justice, to use any means necessary to keep his beloved town from tumbling into chaos, and when Joy's nieces (Olivia 'ChaChi' Gonzales and Presley Bishop) are kidnapped, they must race to find the abductor and in turn come face to face with a monster.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Jennifer Acres, Shawn Welling
In Theaters:4/4/2014
Box Office:
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:AXI Pictures, Welling Films
Cast
Shawn Welling
Director
Michael Biehn
Future Jon Ford
Lee Majors
Future Sheriff McElroy
Jennifer Blanc-Biehn
Kat Sawyer (as Jennifer Blanc)
Chachi Hildén
ChaChi Bishop
Shawn Welling
President Jon Ford
Grace Powell
Jane McElroy
Tory Taranova
Joy Bishop Ford (as Tory Tompkins)
Niece Waidhofer
Anna Rothschild
Nick W. Nicholson
Devin Rothschild
Bob Boudreaux
Agent Silas
Preslee Bishop
Preslee Bishop
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