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Then The Night Comes (2018)
When a murder spree breaks out, Sheriff Hagan suspects that Julie, one victim's daughter, may know more than she's letting on. His investigation leads to a series of red herrings and mysteries as his prime suspects all turn up dead or missing. Can he find the killer, discover what Julie is hiding and uncover the mystery surrounding his town?
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When a murder spree breaks out, Sheriff Hagan suspects that Julie, one victim's daughter, may know more than she's letting on. His investigation leads to a series of red herrings and mysteries as his prime suspects all turn up dead or missing. Can he find the killer, discover what Julie is hiding and uncover the mystery surrounding his town?
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:E. H. Jenkins, John Vasiliou
In Theaters:10/9/2018
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Dark Night Films
Cast
Matt Spease
Director
Holly Petty
Julie O'Donnell
Buddy Campbell
Doctor Elliott Goldberg
Miracle Davis
Kate Christian
Rick Vyper
Sheriff Hagan
Brandon Ferguson
Christopher Moore
Caitlyn Bailey
JoAnn
Daniel Ramme
Tommy
Jade Michael LaFont
Brandon O'Donnell
Jeried Offutt
Jason
Alix Lindbergh
Deputy Frasier
Ryan Abbott
Deputy Simmons
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