Late Fee (2009)
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Synopsis: A young couple in search of the perfect Halloween fright-flick discovers that video-store late fees can be murder on more than your wallet in this anthology shocker featuring two bloodcurdling... A young couple in search of the perfect Halloween fright-flick discovers that video-store late fees can be murder on more than your wallet in this anthology shocker featuring two bloodcurdling tales of terror. After imploring a reluctant video-store manager to rent them two of his most terrifying horror films, the couple retreats home to munch on some Halloween candy and quake in each other's arms. Continually distracted from their movie watching by eager trick-or-treaters, they eventually realize that it's well past midnight and they've failed to return their DVDs on time. When the owner and his friends coming knocking on their door, the real nightmare begins. The central storyline of LATE FEE exists to integrate the short films THE PICK UP and DAMNATION (both 2009) into a full-length feature. [More]
Starring: J.D. Brown, Chris Cusano, Stephanie Danielson, Georgia Kate Haege
Starring: J.D. Brown, Chris Cusano, Stephanie Danielson, Georgia Kate Haege, Sergio Jones
Director: Carl Morano, John Carchietta
Director: Carl Morano, John Carchietta
Screenwriter: Carl Morano, John Carchietta
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