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Night of Horror (1981) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 1981

Original Title:
Night of Horror

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Little Warsaw Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 76

When four people are stranded on what was once an ancient battlefield, one of them is haunted by a voice from the past. As she tries to answer their call for help, a chilling nightmare unfolds… thus begins the “Night of Horror”.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Steve's buddy Chris can't understand why he's reluctant to play in their band. So, one night at Steve's house, he tells Chris a story about traveling to Baltimore to meet up with his brother Jeff so they can check out a cabin in Virginia left to them by their father. They hit the road in a rv, along with Colleen, Jeff's wife, and her friend Susan. Along the way, Steve finds out Colleen can see ghosts and starts playing footsy with her after she reads a Edgar Allen Poe story. When they reach the cabin, they are approached by the ghosts of Confederate soldiers who tell them stories about their dead captain.

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Production

Art Direction:
Jackie Jones

Director:
Tony Malanowski

Editor:
Tony Malanowski
Jackie Jones

Executive Producer:
Tony Malanowski
John Simmons

Makeup Artist:
Cynthia Wood

Original Music Composer:
Jim Ball

Original Story:
Tony Malanowski

Producer:
Tony Malanowski

Screenplay:
Rebecca Bach
Tony Malanowski
Gae Schmitt

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