My Daughter's Deadly Roommates (2023) [PG-13]

Release Date:
January 27, 2023

Original Title:
My Daughter's Deadly Roommates

Alternate Titles:
Brutal Brainwash

Genres:
Drama | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
Andrew Stevens Entertainment
MarVista Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG-13 

Runtime: 87

New beginnings have disastrous consequences as a young woman starts college and quickly finds herself trapped inside a secret society that has sinister motives. As the society isolates her from her family with increasing intensity, she must decide whether to resign herself to their deadly manipulation, or if she will fight back to stop them once and for all. ~Courtesy of MyLifetime.com

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ADR Recordist:
Nicole Auringer

Co-Executive Producer:
Audrey Mesler
Shanna Toft

Colorist:
Jasna Manjencich

Director:
Adam Biddle

Director of Photography:
Tucker K Anderson

Editor:
Brett Solem

First Assistant Camera:
Jon Rafael Birondo

First Assistant Director:
Ruben Mazzoleni

Foley Editor:
Jackson Kitchens

Music:
David Wurst
Eric Wurst

Online Editor:
Brady Hallongren

Post Production Coordinator:
Jasna Manjencich

Producer:
Andrew Stevens

Production Assistant:
Jasna Manjencich

Property Master:
Caleb Packer

Screenplay:
Amy Irons

Second Assistant Camera:
Jon Rafael Birondo

Story:
Andrew Stevens

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