Session 9

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Theatrical Release Date:

08/10/2001

DVD Release Date:

02/26/2002

Run Time:

100min.

Starring:

Peter Mullan , David Caruso , Stephen Gevedon , Josh Lucas , Brendan Sexton III

Director(s):

Brad Anderson

Distributor(s):

USA

MPAA Rating:

R for language and brief strong violence.

Genre(s):

Horror

Plot: Writer/director Brad Anderson, known for whimsical romantic comedies like Next Stop, Wonderland, was inspired by the astonishing, creepy visage of an abandoned mental hospital in Danvers, MA, to make the intense psychological horror film Session 9. Read More

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