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Killing Time

198427mDamian Harris
IMDb 5.5

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Released as the third part of a video called 'Stephen King's Nightshift Collection'. A cartoonist has trouble getting his stories sold. As he goes off searching for a new tale to tell, it gets more and more difficult for him to differ from what is real, and what is just a part of his story.

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What is Killing Time (1984) about?

Released as the third part of a video called 'Stephen King's Nightshift Collection'. A cartoonist has trouble getting his stories sold. As he goes off searching for a new tale to tell, it gets more and more difficult for him to differ from what is real, and what is just a part of his story.

Who stars in Killing Time?

Killing Time stars Stephen Nichols (Jim), Del Zamora (Whitey), Eric Stoltz (Stop N Start Manager), Arvid Holmberg (Doctor), Danna Garen (Eileen). The film was directed by Damian Harris.

How long is Killing Time?

Killing Time has a runtime of 27 min and premiered in 1984.

Is Killing Time worth watching?

Killing Time holds an IMDb rating of 5.5/10. Fans of Thriller are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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