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Red Letter Media Investigates: The Villisca Ax Murder House (2024) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 29, 2024

Original Title:
Red Letter Media Investigates: The Villisca Ax Murder House

Genres:
Documentary | Horror

Production Companies:
Red Letter Media

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 68

This is borderline experimental.

Overview from TheMovieDB

In 1912, eight people (six of whom were children) were killed in this tiny house in Iowa by some kind of lunatic with an ax. The killer was never brought to justice so either their souls aren't at rest OR there is an evil entity in the house OR it is just an empty house. Here it is folks, our investigation video. Presented to you in all it's non-glory. As promised, nothing was faked and all "evidence" is presented in a rational and scientific fashion and we discuss as we go. Is there a little dramatic flair in editing? Sure. It can't be too boring, but we promise this is the most honest paranormal investigation video you'll ever see.

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Production

Animation:
noiselund

Director:
Mike Stoklasa

Director of Photography:
Jay Bauman

Editor:
Mike Stoklasa

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