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Management number 254417064 Release Date 2026/11/07 List Price US$5.08 Model Number 254417064
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This tape is intended for F.B.I. officials only. Possession by non-authorized personnel is prohibited. Red File 66-095: Strawberry Estates For Authorized Eyes Only In Nov. Of 1999, a parapsychology professor, his students and a disturbed psychic lock themselves in the haunted Smith Garrett Building - known as the "Strawberry Estates" - in the hopes of documenting supernatural occurrences. While there, the quartet discuss philosophy and the nature of existence before finally getting the proof that they were searching for. They were never seen again and this footage - appropriated by the F.B.I. for their "Red Files" archive - is all that remains of the expedition. The bonus short on the DVD was shot BEFORE "The Blair Witch Project"!

  • STRAWBERRY ESTATES
  • Horror
  • SRS Cinema
Movie genre Horror
Mpaa rating Unrated
Actors Bob Fullenbaum, Bob Pilati, Carlo Russo, Chrissy Frick, Dan Elliot, Ed Poth, Jason Reed, Jerry Eadsmok, Jessica Slute, Lisa Chelenza
Movie & tv media format DVD
Resolution 480p
Duration 100 min
Edition Standard
Target audience F.B.I. officials
Number of discs 1
Has subtitles N
Original languages ENG
Movie subgenre Horror
Dvd release date 2003-12-30
Brand Music Video Dist
Studio & production company SRS Cinema
Is dubbed N
Narrated N

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