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The House That Cried Blood

201217mFrank Sabatella
IMDb 5.5

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"Fifty years ago this house was the scene of unspeakable horror. And tonight it's been expecting you..."

On Halloween, four twenty-something kids venture into the dilapidated home of a neighborhood legend, known only as "Old Lady Death" - only to discover that there's a very real side to this local tall tale.

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What is The House That Cried Blood (2012) about?

On Halloween, four twenty-something kids venture into the dilapidated home of a neighborhood legend, known only as "Old Lady Death" - only to discover that there's a very real side to this local tall tale.

Who stars in The House That Cried Blood?

The House That Cried Blood stars Damian Maffei (Lynch), Andrea Boehlke (Zoe), Ashlee Mundy (Donna), Ray Zupp (Jordy), Ann McGowan (Old Lady Death). The film was directed by Frank Sabatella.

How long is The House That Cried Blood?

The House That Cried Blood has a runtime of 17 min and premiered in 2012.

Is The House That Cried Blood worth watching?

The House That Cried Blood holds an IMDb rating of 5.5/10. Fans of Horror are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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