Gnome Alone
Jan 20 2015
•2h 43m
•Horror
When a dying old woman gives Zoe a cursed amulet, all of her enemies begin dying tragic deaths at the hands of a GNOME. Now, she must try to stop it before he kills those she loves
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Verne Troyer
The Gnome
Kerry Knuppe
Zoe
Bill Oberst Jr.
Mr. Glippen
Marlon Young
Detective Brennan
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