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Means to an End

IMDb 5.8

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"Pain is temporary, film is forever."

When two horror-crazed effects artists are blacklisted for using REAL effects, they shoot and star in their own film. Bloodied and beaten, they find the one executive willing to distribute the movie. But there's one condition... They must find a climax that KILLS.

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What is Means to an End (2005) about?

When two horror-crazed effects artists are blacklisted for using REAL effects, they shoot and star in their own film. Bloodied and beaten, they find the one executive willing to distribute the movie. But there's one condition... They must find a climax that KILLS.

Who stars in Means to an End?

Means to an End stars Morgan Berns (Angus), Neil Clayman (Devlin), Jake Hamilton (Heavy Guy), Mike McCrae (Man in Panties), Erica Pisaturo (Boom Girl). The film was directed by Jake Hamilton.

How long is Means to an End?

Means to an End has a runtime of 13 min and premiered in 2005.

Is Means to an End worth watching?

Means to an End holds an IMDb rating of 5.8/10. Fans of Comedy, Horror are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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