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Video Maniacs (2025)
Renting tapes from the local video store becomes a movie night from hell. An anthology film from Horror Business Productions.
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Renting tapes from the local video store becomes a movie night from hell. An anthology film from Horror Business Productions.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Michael Atkinson
In Theaters:10/31/2025
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Horror Business Productions
Cast
Michael Atkinson
Director
Michael Atkinson
Kevin Lynch
Amber Atkinson
Alanis Aster
Ana Xaden
Victim #1 ("No Remorse" Segment)
Bob Freville
Victim #1's Brother (No Remorse Segment)
Justin Gordon
Hank 2 ("Old Tit Man" Segment)
Jesse R. Slade
Hank 1 ("Old Tit Man" segment)
Doyle Dow
Old Tit Man ("Old Tit Man" Segment)
Kass
Knight Knifer Victim (Trailer Segment)
Jason Dodge
French Actor (Trailer Segment)
Steven Reifsteck
Backyard Dude ("No Remorse" Segment)
Andrea M. Ramos
Cheeseburger Clown (Trailer Segment)
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