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The Bad Father

200218mRobert Benson
IMDb 6.6

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A begrudged son and his June Cleaver-esque wife return to the home of his deceased father and discover that not only was his "supposed" father a Satanist, but that he is actually the first-born son of Satan himself. He must then decide whether or not to use the powers of Hell to reign on Earth.

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What is The Bad Father (2002) about?

A begrudged son and his June Cleaver-esque wife return to the home of his deceased father and discover that not only was his "supposed" father a Satanist, but that he is actually the first-born son of Satan himself. He must then decide whether or not to use the powers of Hell to reign on Earth.

Who stars in The Bad Father?

The Bad Father stars Ken Ward (Walt), Ashley Fuller (Candice), R.C. Rosenbalm (Shatto), Paul Greenstein (Brain-Damaged Biker), Brinke Stevens (Shady). The film was directed by Robert Benson.

How long is The Bad Father?

The Bad Father has a runtime of 18 min and premiered in 2002.

Is The Bad Father worth watching?

The Bad Father holds an IMDb rating of 6.6/10. Fans of Horror, Thriller are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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