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The Legend of Viper's Hill
A woman is raped by a transient and later commits suicide, cursing the then with her last breath. Years later, the victim's granddaughter returns to town to debunk the story and sell the house, but the ghosts have different ideas.
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A woman is raped by a transient and later commits suicide, cursing the then with her last breath. Years later, the victim's granddaughter returns to town to debunk the story and sell the house, but the ghosts have different ideas.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Norm Scanlon, David A. Lloyd
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:The Cousin Company Entertainment Group
Cast
David A. Lloyd
Director
Donna Henry
Meredith / Rosie
Tina Michaud
Jackie Coulter
David Rusk
Larry Kline
Tom Griffin
Clifford Webber / Decomposing Theodore Brick
M.J. Tedford
Michelle King
Brian Hillhouse
Ted Finer
Kira Lynn
Sara Coulter
Bob Griffin
Local Yokel
Caitlyn Lloyd
Lisa
MaAi Kim
Impatient Waitress
David A. Lloyd
Cedric Plume / Terence Bryce
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