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The Wrath (2008)
In the mid 1800's a family fortune is hidden deep in a cave in what is now Griffith Park, CA and a terrifying netherworld beast is tasked to guard it. Forward to present day and the lone surviving heir goes in search encountering perils and dangers that lie in wait for her along the way.
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In the mid 1800's a family fortune is hidden deep in a cave in what is now Griffith Park, CA and a terrifying netherworld beast is tasked to guard it. Forward to present day and the lone surviving heir goes in search encountering perils and dangers that lie in wait for her along the way.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Julian Higgins, Bertie Higgins
In Theaters:5/10/2008
Box Office:
Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Julian Higgins
Director
Kristina Morales
Angelina Feliz
Daniel Bonjour
Derek Blake
Bertie Higgins
George Abernathy
Roy Vongtama
Zhan Foo
Joel Bryant
Michael Epps
Kurt Sinclair
John Diaz
Eddie Hedges
Officer Washington
Tom Hippler
Officer Burns
J. D. Rudometkin
Young Don Antonio Feliz
Luis Fernandez-Gil
Don Coronel
Tenille Cadogan
Officer Pearson
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