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The Midnight Horror Show
The Moreau Family travel around the UK putting on an underground variety show for an adult audience. But behind the curtain there is something more sinister going on than simple entertainment.
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The Moreau Family travel around the UK putting on an underground variety show for an adult audience. But behind the curtain there is something more sinister going on than simple entertainment.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Andrew Jones
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:North Bank Entertainment
Cast
Andrew Jones
Director
Jared Morgan
Doctor Deimos Moreau
Lee Bane
Janus Moreau
Nathan Head
Trinculo Moreau
Sam Harding
Apollo Moreau
Shireen Ashton
Venus Moreau
Kevin Horsham
Duke Enright
Sarah Louise Madison
Angela
Tiffany Ceri
Jenny Calderwood
Lee Mark Jones
The Reaper (as Gypsy Lee Pistolero)
Scott Suter
Kevin
Victor Ptak
Milton Katzenberg
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