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The same night as a girl is slain in the woods, the teenagers Sam and Les are robbed of all of their hard earned hens. In the quest for their hens they cross the murderer's path.
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The same night as a girl is slain in the woods, the teenagers Sam and Les are robbed of all of their hard earned hens. In the quest for their hens they cross the murderer's path.
Rating:PG
Genre:Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Michael Heath
In Theaters:1/1/1983
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Oasis Films, New Zealand National Film Unit, New Zealand Film Commission
Cast
Sam Pillsbury
Director
Jono Smith
Ned Poindexter
Tracy Mann
Prudence Poindexter
Daniel McLaren
Les Wilson
John Carradine
Hubert Salter
Bruce Allpress
Uncle Athol
Philip Holder
Constable Ramsbottom
Stephen Taylor
Herbert Poindexter
Desmond Kelly
Mr. Poindexter
Anne Flannery
Mrs. Poindexter
Denise O'Connell
Angela Potroz
Jonathan Hardy
Charlie Dabney
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