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Leeches!

Leeches! is a 2003 American direct-to-video horror film directed by David DeCoteau and starring Matthew Twining, Josh Henderson, Stacey Nelson and Alexandra Westmore.

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Cinematography
Gary Graver
Country
United States
Directed by
David Decoteau
Distributed by
Rapid Heart Pictures
Edited by
Bruce Little
Language
English

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Leeches!

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Edges8
Triples33
Avg. degree1.78
Density0.222222
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Leeches!

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Starring · 15
Leeches! → Alexandra Westmore, Charity Rahmer, Greg Lyczkowski, Josh Henderson, Julie Briggs, Mark Ian Miller, Matthew Twining, Maya Parish, Michael Lutz, Mike Cole, Stacey Nelson, Stephen Sowan, Tony Carroccio, Trevor Harris, Tyler Sedustine
Story by · 3
Leeches! → David DeCoteau, Gary Barkin, Michael Gingold
Produced by · 2
Leeches! → David DeCoteau, Gary Barkin
related to External links · 2
Leeches! → IMDb, Leeches
Cinematography · 1
Leeches! → Gary Graver
Country · 1
Leeches! → United States
Directed by · 1
Leeches! → David Decoteau
Distributed by · 1
Leeches! → Rapid Heart Pictures
Edited by · 1
Leeches! → Bruce Little
Language · 1
Leeches! → English

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leeches team directed david decoteau starring matthew twining josh henderson stacey nelson alexandra westmore members one film direct-to-video college swim

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Leeches!CinematographyGary Graver1.00infobox
Leeches!CountryUnited States1.00infobox
Leeches!Directed byDavid Decoteau1.00infobox
Leeches!Distributed byRapid Heart Pictures1.00infobox
Leeches!Edited byBruce Little1.00infobox
Leeches!LanguageEnglish1.00infobox
Leeches!Music byJohn Massari1.00infobox
Leeches!Produced byGary Barkin1.00infobox
Leeches!Produced byDavid DeCoteau1.00infobox
Leeches!Release dateAugust 19, 2003 (2003-08-19)1.00infobox
Leeches!Running time85 minutes1.00infobox
Leeches!Screenplay byMichael Gingold1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringMatthew Twining1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringJosh Henderson1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringStacey Nelson1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringAlexandra Westmore1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringMichael Lutz1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringTony Carroccio1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringCharity Rahmer1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringMaya Parish1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringStephen Sowan1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringGreg Lyczkowski1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringMark Ian Miller1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringTrevor Harris1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringJulie Briggs1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringTyler Sedustine1.00infobox
Leeches!StarringMike Cole1.00infobox
Leeches!Story byGary Barkin1.00infobox
Leeches!Story byDavid DeCoteau1.00infobox
Leeches!Story byMichael Gingold1.00infobox

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