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Violence Gives Him Hope (2019)
A man finds a dead body in the trunk of his car one day while changing a tire, and he has no idea where it came from. However, he doesn't have time to worry about it as he is preparing for the next taping of his cable access talk show.
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A man finds a dead body in the trunk of his car one day while changing a tire, and he has no idea where it came from. However, he doesn't have time to worry about it as he is preparing for the next taping of his cable access talk show.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Harry Kroenlein
In Theaters:9/24/2019
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Runtime:81 minutes
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Cast
Harry Kroenlein
Director
Tim Burgess
Maurice / The Bone Man
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Handsome Riggs
Ashley McLaughlin
Nicole Booth
Chad Curtis
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Mike Marshall
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Joe Burch
Paul Bloom / Trunk Corpse
Kelly Betz
Frank Denmore
Jana Wisniewski
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Pat Holt
Chicken Photographer
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Narrator (voice)
Harry Kroenlein
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