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September, 29 2006
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7:30 FINGERPRINTS
Directed by: Harry Basil
Written: Brian and Jason Cleveland
Starring: Kristen Cavallari, Leah Pipes, Josh Henderson, Andrew Lawrence, Lou Diamond Phillips, Sally Kirkland and Geoffrey Lewis
"Fingerprints" is based on the widely publicized urban legend that, to this day, remains a mystery. Fifty years ago, in a small Texas town, a school bus filled with children was hit by a train, killing everyone on board. The legend says that if a car is put in neutral on the railroad tracks, the GHOSTS of the dead children will push the car off the tracks, leaving only their tiny fingerprints behind. The movie centers on a troubled teenager, Melanie Wood, who moves to the small town and discovers that everything is not as it seems. When locals start to disappear, Melanie becomes a suspect and must find out the truth behind the legend before she becomes its latest victim.
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9:30 THE HAMILTONS
Directed by: The Butcher Brothers
Written by: The Butcher Brothers
Starring: Cory Knauf, Samuel Child, Joseph McKelheer and Mackenzie Firgens
The Hamilton's seem to be an ordinary American family, living in a small town in Northern California and dealing with the problems of everyday life. They've also been recently adjusting to the untimely death of their parents, but since have moved on. David Hamilton, the oldest, has taken it upon his shoulders to pick up the responsibility for the orphaned family. Twins, Wendell and Darlene are darker than the other two siblings and have become more conniving in the past few months. The youngest and most sensitive of the family is francis. Francis recently found an old video camera his parents owned, using it to work on a school project about his family. It's through Francis's eyes that we soon get to know the Hamilton's and realize that there are much more disturbing elements lurking below their surface of "ordinary."