Late Phases
Nov 21 2014
•2h 35m
•Horror, Thriller
When deadly attacks from a nearby forest beset a secluded retirement community, it is up to a blind army veteran to discover what the residents are hiding.
Cast
See allNick Damici
Ambrose McKinley
Ethan Embry
Will
Lance Guest
James Griffin
Erin Cummings
Anne
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