The Grim Sleeper (2014)
Overview
Journalist Christine Pelisek helps law enforcement investigate the alleged serial killer known as the Grim Sleeper.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.3319 |
Directed By
Stanley M. Brooks
Crew
Robert Nathan
Teena Booth
Stanley M. Brooks
Adam Sliwinski
Tony Devenyi
Christopher C. Fisher
Harry Hope
Allison Bryan
Clare Kramer
John Douglas Smith
Brian R. Keathley
Steven Burritt
John Wittmayer
David Bakach
Alex Kuchera
Jackie Lind
Tara Colledge
Christopher C. Fisher
Pandora Colledge
Doug Schwartz
Eric Scobie
Peter Mulholland
Michael Coulombe
Ally Kimura
Jennifer Kim
TOP CAST
Dreama Walker
Christine Pelisek
Ernie Hudson
Detective Gerry Claymar
Macy Gray
Margette
Michael O'Neill
Detective Simms
Viviana Cruise
La journaliste
John Cassini
Bob Lesser
Chelah Horsdal
Livi Vazquez
Celeste Insell
Rhonda Willis
Pendo Muema
Pribcess / Zarina
Murry Peeters
Ebony King
Dinora Walcott
Melayna Jefferson
James R. Baylis
Lonnie Franklin Jr.
Brendan Fletcher
Morales
Anika C. McFall
Monica Dender
Michael Ogbeiwi
Anthony Green
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