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Treasure of the Haunted House (1983)
TREASURE OF THE HAUNTED HOUSE is a film made in 1983 that honors both the videogames and the monsters of Universal. It has aired on HBO a few times, but has long been overlooked in the following decades.
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TREASURE OF THE HAUNTED HOUSE is a film made in 1983 that honors both the videogames and the monsters of Universal. It has aired on HBO a few times, but has long been overlooked in the following decades.
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Written By:Mark Esposito, Victoria Blitz
In Theaters:1/1/1983
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Runtime:9 minutes
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Mark Esposito
Director
Max Alexander
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Kelly Collins
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Joseph Runsdorf
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Peter Andrews
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Victoria Blitz
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Kenneth Dinkel
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Mick Marto
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Chris Passalacqua
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Thomas Semenza
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Sharon Spina
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Michella Teck
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