A supernatural thriller set in a cozy Tennessee town where Sheriff Jimmy Muldoon and younger brother, Deputy Lloyd Muldoon, have a firm grasp of law and order until a stranger, Denny White,...
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| Louis Mandylor | ... | Lloyd Muldoon | |
| Brad Thornton | ... | Denny White | |
| Costas Mandylor | ... | Jimmy Muldoon | |
| Francesca Cecil | ... | Sara Belmont | |
| James Marshall | ... | Bill Fisher | |
| Tom Wright | ... | Willie Gar | |
| Holt Boggs | ... | Charlie | |
| Josie Davis | ... | Mrs. Jimmy Muldoon | |
| Christie Lynn Smith | ... | Marlene Muldoon | |
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| Irish Ann Burch | ... | Nurse | |
| Steel Chambers | ... | Dark Figure #2 | |
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A supernatural thriller set in a cozy Tennessee town where Sheriff Jimmy Muldoon and younger brother, Deputy Lloyd Muldoon, have a firm grasp of law and order until a stranger, Denny White, comes to town and horrible things begin to happen. - James Clark, Southern Standard Written by James Clark, Southern Standard
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A small town, a dark history, when a stranger wakens a hundred-year curse, evil is unleashed on the edge of darkness.Certificate:
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6 February 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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When Denny sees the figure run across the road, he stops his truck and gets out to look around. Frightened, he gets back in and starts the engine. After the figure appears and puts the cow's head on his hood then disappears, he starts the (already running) engine again before driving away. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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The Mandylor brothers, Louis and Costas, who aren't getting any younger or better in the acting department, costar in this no-budget demon-hunting tale set in a Steven King-type small town. The demon has been awakened from a long sleep by the arrival of a young writer, whose family was from the town and who is connected to it somehow. It starts off by killing some cattle and then tears up a whole bunch of people, including most of the cast, which isn't all that large. The script is pretty bad, the acting is wooden, and the special effects are just so-so. The demon itself isn't all that bad-looking and wisely is kept in shadow most of the time -- and frankly it could just as easily have been a werewolf. I think the filmmakers were influenced by the TV show, SUPERNATURAL. The ending is lifted from both John Carpenter's THE THING and THE FALLEN.