When a law student uncovers chilling secrets and places her life at risk, a bitter, rough-around-the-edges detective gets assigned to her case.
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Title: The Summoning (2017)
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| Eric Roberts | ... | Chief Lubbock | |
| Leila Almas Rose | ... | Rachel Iverson (as Leila Almas) | |
| Jaime Zevallos | ... | Detective Jonathan Silva | |
| Razaaq Adoti | ... | Mills | |
| Rheagan Wallace | ... | Anna | |
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Aaron Perilo | ... | Junior Ferguson |
| Todd Jenkins | ... | Killer | |
| Manny M. Hernandez | ... | Patrick (as Manny Hernandez) | |
| Katherine Castro | ... | Jess | |
| Philip Adkins | ... | Clayton Ward | |
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Stephanie Minchew | ... | Melissa Ward |
| John Lansch | ... | Joe Ferguson | |
| Carlos Higuera | ... | Manuel | |
| Joe Grisaffi | ... | Bill | |
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Susie Loucks | ... | Molly |
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When a law student uncovers chilling secrets and places her life at risk, a bitter, rough-around-the-edges detective gets assigned to her case.
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Did Roberts do this one as a favor? What's happening here? This one starts out horrible with actors who need more practice, or a director with a different vision. I couldn't get any further than the first minute or so.