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Voices From The Grave / All Hallows' Eve: The Dead Have Stories To Tell (2014)
The dead have stories to tell a horror fan seeking the obscure.
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The dead have stories to tell a horror fan seeking the obscure.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Richard Stoudt, Gary Brandner, Joe Evans
In Theaters:8/31/2014
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Laurence Holloway, Richard Stoudt
Director
Chris Labadie
Jeff Zimmer (Re-Possessed)
Michael Hanelin
Len Krager (Invitation)
Maryam Hajibeigi
Kathy Halloran (segment: Re-Possessed)
Bobby Shook
Myles Brandt (segment: Wrap Around)
James Leatherman
Eddie Allen (segment: Re-Possessed)
Adriana Acuna
Partygoer (segment: Invitation)
Geoffrey Broach
Odd Fellow (segment "Invitation")
Emma Bush
rick or Treater • Partygoer (segment: All Hallows' Eve) (segment: Invitation)
Elijah Bush
Featured Trick or Treater (segment: All Hallows' Eve)
Spencer Drew Bogart
Odd Fellow (segment "Invitation")
Sean Ryan McBride
Vince Mundy (segment: All Hallows' Eve)
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