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The Night of Bloody Horror (1969)
Wesley goes on a killing spree while experiencing the nightmares of his brother who was killed thirteen years earlier.
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Wesley goes on a killing spree while experiencing the nightmares of his brother who was killed thirteen years earlier.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Joy N. Houck Jr., Robert A. Weaver
In Theaters:8/9/1969
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Cinema IV, Taste of Blood Inc.
Cast
Joy N. Houck Jr.
Director
Gerald McRaney
Wesley Stuart
Gaye Yellen
Angelle Miliot
Herbert Nelson
Dr. Bennett Moss
Evelyn Hendricks
Agatha Stuart
Bert Roberts
Mark Lewis
Gordon Ogden
Tucker Fredricks
Michael Anthony
Mario Spanelli
Lisa Dameron
Susan Collins
Charlotte White
Kay Jensen
Nick Kreiger
Lt. James Cole
Murray Solow
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