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Fear Of The Dark (2002)
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Starring: Charles Powell, Linda Purl, James Rachael Skarsten, Kevin Zegers
Director: K.C. Bascombe
Category: Horror, Horror
Studio: Screen Media Films
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Length:
86 mins

 
 

 

Don't Close Your Eyes

Each night Ryan lies awake watching as the evil in the darkness grows stronger. Big brother Dale sees this as an attention getting antic. Trapped alone in the house during a violent night storm, Dale quickly realizes little Ryan has every reason to be afraid. In the tradition of The Ring and The Sixth Sense, Fear of the Dark is a tightly woven tale that taps into our universal fear of what lies hidden in the dark. It's what scares you the most.

 
 
   
   

 
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