Diary of the Dead

Run Time:

93min.

Director(s):

Arvin Brown

Genre(s):

Horror,Thriller

Plot: A young Hector Elizondo (of TV's Chicago Hope) stars in this low-key thriller about a harried, unemployed young husband who finally tires of the incessant badgering of his mother-in-law (Geraldine Fitzgerald) and uses his puzzle-solving skills to ... Read More

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