Where to Find Paul Cram Movies

Where to Rent Or Buy Actor Paul Cram's Flicks 

Peacock, Psychological Thriller, Rated PG-13
Bank clerk John Skillpa (Cillian Murphy) hides a disturbing past from everyone in small-town Peacock, Neb. When a train jumps the tracks and crashes into John's backyard, his neighbors discover a confused woman named Emma milling about. They rush to aid the woman they assume is John's wife, but their efforts prompt John to descend into psychosis. Only Maggie (Ellen Page), a young mother, seems to know the truth behind his bizarre behavior.

 

Contract Killers, Action & Adventure, Rated R
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Growing tired of life as a hired killer, U.S. government assassin Jane (Frida Snow) tries to leave a top-secret agency in search of a normal life. But when her boss (Nick Mancuso) frames Jane for the murder of her husband, she finds herself back in the game. While another assassin (Rhett Giles) tracks her down, Jane must work fast to double-cross the double-crossers in this twist-and-turns thriller, shot on location in beautiful Trinidad.



 Living Arrangements, Horror, Rated R

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Sasha and Billie just found a new apartment right next to their favorite coffee shops and thrift stores.  Life couldn’t be better until they discover a blood-thirsty werewolf living in the attic.  Coping with the uninvited roommate challenges their vegan lifestyle and may turn these animal savers into animal slayers.
PRODUCTION NOTES:  LIVING ARRANGEMENTS is a low budget feature shot mostly in Uptown, Minneapolis mid 2008.
The feature is based off of the short, "There's a Werewolf In My Attic!" which screened at the 2008 Slamdance Film Festival and received an Honorable Mention award at the 2009 Atlanta HorrorFest.


Chiseled, Horror, Rated R
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While visiting an Art's Festival a young sculptor and her five art school classmates get lured one-by-one to a desolate machine shop in the hopes of viewing some "real," industrial art...

13 Hours in a Warehouse, Supernatural Horror, Rated R
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After a successful heist, five thieves hide in an old warehouse for the night. But when a series of mysterious numbers appears on the wall, followed by a bloody attack, they quickly catch on that somebody -- or something -- doesn't want them there. Soon, they're fighting for their lives. Does the clue to survival lie in the strange string of numbers that keep showing up everywhere? Dav Kaufman directs this taunt supernatural thriller.

Indelible, Crime Dram, NR
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Ex-con Donnie Arnett (Charlie Matthes) has no choice but to start a new life when he returns home to find his wife (Tess Gill) living with an abusive addict (Paul Cram), who later murders her in a drug-addled rage and leaves Donnie's 12-year-old daughter (Mackenzie Pelletier) as the sole witness to the crime. But Donnie must balance his instincts to play hero with his desire to redeem himself in his estranged daughter's eyes.



Two Harbors, Indie Drama, NR
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Despite his best efforts, sci-fi enthusiast Vic (Alex Cole) can't seem to communicate with aliens. But opportunity knocks when Vic meets the mysterious young Cassie (Catherine E. Johnson) and becomes convinced she is an object of extraterrestrial interest. Based on a true story, writer-director James Vculek's tragicomic indie feature took home prizes at the Austin Film Festival and the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival.



Intermedio, B-movie Horror, Rated R
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Four teenagers encounter a supernatural force during an underground excursion in this spine-chiller. Malik (Edward Furlong), Gen (Cerina Vincent), Barbie (Amber Benson) and Wes (Callard Harris) decide to explore a labyrinth of caverns beneath the Mexican border. But evil awaits them there. As they go deeper, the friends become trapped -- and are set upon by malevolent ghosts determined to pick them off, one by one. Steve Railsback co-stars.



Herpes Boy, Indie Comedy, Not Rated

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Tired of being teased about the birthmark on his face and his loser life, Rudolph (Byron Lane) posts to the Internet his rant-and-rave videos that no one watches -- until his quirky cousin (Ahna O'Reilly) edits them to attract the hip online crowd. The videos go viral, and Rudolph discovers popularity isn't all it's cracked up to be. Nathaniel Atcheson directs this award-winning unconventional comedy that co-stars Beth Grant and Octavia Spencer.