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Paranoia Tapes 4: Kennel House (2018) [NR]

Release Date:
December 26, 2018

Original Title:
Paranoia Tapes 4: Kennel House

Alternate Titles:
Jack Hunter’s Paranoia Tapes 4: Kennel House

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Southern Sykos Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR 

Runtime: 84

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Overview from TheMovieDB

Join two friends on a suspenseful journey into a town legend of an abandoned house called, Kennel House. This local story creates susperia within the characters minds. Making a documentary that might quite possibly be the last documentary anyone ever sees. Featuring short films by Nikki Chatwin and Owen Mulligan. And introducing, Justin Bussell as the extreme fanatic of the psycho, Henry. Get ready for a terrifying entry into the Paranoia Tapes franchise. This is one franchise that is not slowing down. With inspiration from the creators of The Blair Witch Project, the Southern Sykos are sure to be the next talk of the town, when you think of the found footage genre, you think of only one name, JACK HUNTER.

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Director:
Jack Saint Hunter

Executive Producer:
Chad Clinton Freeman
Jack Saint Hunter

Lead Editor:
Walter C. Jones

Producer:
Walter C. Jones
Dustin Hubbard
Justin Bussell
Velton Lishke
Brad Ryal

Writer:
Jack Saint Hunter

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