Curse of the Blue Lights
Jan 01 1988
•2h 44m
•Horror
A group of teenagers battle a horde of zombies and evil creatures that live underneath a graveyard.
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Brent Ritter
Loath
Bettina Julius
The Witch
Clayton A. McCaw
Paul
Patrick Keller
Ken
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