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Where Evil Lives (1991)
A gripping tale of horror, murder, and revenge unfolds as Jack Devlin (Claude Akins in his final screen appearance), caretaker of the Spencer House State, reveals an unforgettable history of zombies, vampires, and witches to a prospective buyer. The chilling stories grow more horrifying and even Jack's visitor is stunned by the final fate at this house where evil lives.
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A gripping tale of horror, murder, and revenge unfolds as Jack Devlin (Claude Akins in his final screen appearance), caretaker of the Spencer House State, reveals an unforgettable history of zombies, vampires, and witches to a prospective buyer. The chilling stories grow more horrifying and even Jack's visitor is stunned by the final fate at this house where evil lives.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Richard L. Fox, Stephen A. Maier, Kevin G. Nunan
In Theaters:1/1/1991
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Runtime:92 minutes
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Cast
Richard L. Fox, Stephen A. Maier, Kevin G. Nunan
Director
Claude Akins
Jack Devlin
Peggy Aydelotte
Caroline Davis
Mark Bender
3rd Cop
Mary Blake
College Coed
David Botts
Dodge
Thomas Broderick
Construction Worker
Marlon Brown
Agent Thurber
Willie Brown
Hippy Boy
Sarah Burke
Friend Of Victim
Dawn Carlile
Adult Jamie Davis
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