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The Traveler (2006)
A nice drive in the country turns out to be a night of terror for The Chestersons when they meet The Traveler. Their car breaks down and they are forced to spend the night the "Death House".
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A nice drive in the country turns out to be a night of terror for The Chestersons when they meet The Traveler. Their car breaks down and they are forced to spend the night the "Death House".
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jonathan R. Skocik
In Theaters:4/16/2006
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Black Boot Productions
Cast
Jonathan R. Skocik
Director
Shawn Burke
The Traveler
Jonathan R. Skocik
Alan Chesterson
Melanie D'Alessandro
Suzan Chesterson
David L. Penn
Dan Strife
Erica Highberg
Linda Clarke
Megan Hartley
Suzan Chesterson (voice)
Joseph L. Webster
Tony Wallace
Sam Clutter
Scott Clarke
Richard A. Schriskey Jr.
Mike Barrett
Michael Skocik
Construction Foreman
Katie Stabile
Demon Suzan
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