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Seven nightmarish tales from legendary British horror film writer and producer David McGillivray.
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Seven nightmarish tales from legendary British horror film writer and producer David McGillivray.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:David McGillivray
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Runtime:97 minutes
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Cast
Keith Claxton, Jake West
Director
David McGillivray
Undertaker (segment 1 "Tincture of Vervain")
Flaminia Cinque
Janice (Segment 2 "Wednesday")
Olegar Fedoro
Shopkeeper (Segment 2 "Wednesday")
Nabil Elouahabi
Karim (Segment 3 "In the Place of the Dead")
Fenella Fielding
Her Ladyship (segment 1 "Tincture of Vervain")
Anthony Wise
Peter (Segment 3 "In the Place of the Dead")
Celia Williams
Mrs. Davenport (Segment 4 "Mrs Davenport's Throat")
Rosie Alvarez
Lakshmi (Segment 6 "After Image")
Jill Raymond
Janet (segment 1 "Tincture of Vervain")
Alister Cameron
Gilbert (segment 1 "Tincture of Vervain")
Nicola Cussons
Olga (Segment 2 "Wednesday")
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