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Issue Details: First known date: 2003... 2003 Max : A Cautionary Tale
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After moving house, troubled teen Damien Wilson becomes convinced that something is lurking at the end of the corridor. As his friends and family members begin to disappear, he teams up with two friends from high school to solve the mystey.

The writer-director, Nicholas Verso, describes the film as inspired by both The Breakfast Club and Nightmare on Elm Street, resulting in a coming-of-age horror film/black comedy.

Notes

  • The trailer for this film is available to view via the author's website: http://www.nicholasverso.com/2010/10/21/max-a-cautionary-tale-2003/ (Sighted: 27/6/2012)

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