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Trash Arts Killers: Volume Three
The third instalment in the "Trash Arts Killers" series, once again delivering more short bursts of shocks and scares from U.K. genre minds.
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The third instalment in the "Trash Arts Killers" series, once again delivering more short bursts of shocks and scares from U.K. genre minds.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Kieran Johnston, Ian Cooper
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Trash Arts
Cast
Kieran Johnston, Sam Mason Bell, S.N. Sibley
Director
Martin W. Payne
Alan (segment "The Lodger, Carey")
Robyn Adams
Carey (segment "The Lodger, Carey")
Simon Berry
Geoff
Annabella Rich
Fiona
Chris Mills
Gabriel Smith
Aoife Mae Pembro
Rich Millyard
The Devil
Holly McLachlan
Theresa
Amanda Bourne
Ella Palmer
The Wraith
Hannah-Cait Harrison
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