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The Toolbox Murders
No one is safe when a killer, wielding the deadly contents of his toolbox, methodically stalks his prey.
Dennis Donnelly
Casts & Crew
Cameron Mitchell
Pamelyn Ferdin
Wesley Eure
Aneta Corsaut
Nicolas Beauvy
Tim Donnelly
Faith McSwain
Marciee Drake
Evelyn Guerrero
Kelly Nichols
Alisa Powell
Don Diamond
Also Directed by Dennis Donnelly
On the day of the Halloween party, Soup and Rob are finding plenty of ways to get into trouble: swimming in a local pond (though their mothers prohibit swimming so late in the year), pitching apples over a barn, and borrowing a cart which had drifted away from its owner. The grandest mischief of all, however, comes from their attempt to win the prize at the Halloween party, given to the entrant with the largest pumpkin.
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