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| Lions Gate (2004) | |||||
| Drama, Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction, Suspense/Thriller | |||||
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| Martin Roach | Haskell | |
| David Huband | Dodd | |
| Richard McMillan | Bartok | |
| Terri Hawkes | Jellico | |
| Tony Munch | Owen | |
| Jasmin Geljo | Ryjkin | |
| Diego Klattenhoff | Quigley | |
| Alexia Filippeos | Little Girl | |
| Fernando Cursione | Doctor | |
| Araxi Arslanian | Female Doctor | |
| Joshua Peace | Finn (as Josh Peace) | |
| Sandy Ross | Chandler | |
| Dino Bellisario | Smith | |
| Ashley James | McCaw | |
| Kyle McDonald | Squad Leader | |
| Zachary Bennett | Eric Wynn | |
| Stephanie Moore | Cassandra Rains | |
| Michael Riley | Jax | |
| Mike 'Nug' Nahrgang | Meyerhold (as Mike Nahrgang) | |
| Mike Nahrgang | Meyerhold |
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| Producer | Ernie Barbarash
Suzanne Colvin |
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| Writer | Ernie Barbarash
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| Cinematography | François Dagenais
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| Musician | Norman Orenstein
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Every Nightmare Has A BeginningIn this prequel to one of the most successful sci-fi thrillers of the last decade, a new group of unwilling participants frantically moves through an ominous construct of cube-shaped rooms. Each room holds the threat of hideously inventive and painful death. Finding the real exit, however, may not offer the freedom one seeks. |
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