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Trash Arts Killers: Volume Two
A sequel to "Trash Arts Killers", containing more twisted genre shorts from independent U.K. creatives.
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A sequel to "Trash Arts Killers", containing more twisted genre shorts from independent U.K. creatives.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:David Black, Mike Peter Reed, Robbie Hampstead, Sam Mason Bell, Martin W. Payne, Emma Jayne Lloyd, Grant Murphy, Thomas J. Davenport, Jessica Hunt
Written By:Nick John Whittle, Jessica Hunt, Thomas J. Davenport, David Black, Sam Mason Bell, Robbie Hampstead, Emma Jayne Lloyd
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:Trash Arts
Cast
David Black, Mike Peter Reed, Robbie Hampstead, Sam Mason Bell, Martin W. Payne, Emma Jayne Lloyd, Grant Murphy, Thomas J. Davenport, Jessica Hunt
Director
Natalie Bailey-Trist
Jackson Batchelor
Simon Berry
David Black
Ryan Carter
Glen Cook
Spencer Craig
Tritia DeViSha
Teo Dumitrui
Robbie Hampstead
Jessica Hunt
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