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Release Date:
December 2, 2021
Original Title:
Toys of Terror
Genres:
Horror
Production Companies:
Blue Ribbon Content
The Cartel
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 16 DE: 16 GB: 18 US: R
Runtime: 89
A big family moves into a dusty old house in the snowy woods of Washington with hopes of it being a nice holiday escape. But the kids soon discover a stash of old toys that just so happen to belong to a creepy ghost boy. As stranger and stranger things start to happen, some of the kids begin to sense that something in the house is not quite right…
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Casting:
Jim Heber
Co-Executive Producer:
Anthony Fankhauser
Co-Producer:
Devan Towers
Costume Designer:
Angela Wells
Director:
Nicholas Verso
Director of Photography:
Paul Suderman
Editor:
Mike Mendez
Executive Producer:
Stan Spry
Eric Scott Woods
Dana Gould
Key Hair Stylist:
Stacey Mendoza
Makeup Department Head:
Kristy Greig
Original Music Composer:
Matthew Rogers
Production Design:
Gordon Wilding
Production Manager:
Aaron Graham
Stunts:
Kristen Sawatzky
Writer:
Dana Gould
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