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The Stay Awake (1987)
The ghost of a serial killer, executed for murdering students at a Catholic girls' school, returns to the school to take revenge on the current student body.
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The ghost of a serial killer, executed for murdering students at a Catholic girls' school, returns to the school to take revenge on the current student body.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:John Bernard
In Theaters:4/17/1987
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Heyns Films, Fevertree Productions
Cast
John Bernard
Director
Shirley Jane Harris
Trish Walton
Tanya Gordon
Samantha
Jayne Hutton
Carrie
Heath Potter
Debbie
Ken Marshall
Mr. Stark
Lindsay Reardon
William John Brown (as Lindsey Reardon)
Michelle Carey
Toby
Christobel d'Ortez
Allison (as Christobel D'Orthez)
Maxine John
Cheryl
Heilie Oeschger
Amy
Joanna Rowlands
Jennifer
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