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Dark Water (1980)

Overview

In order to enjoy a romantic private swim together, Jo and Eddie hide when their local swimming pool is closing for the evening. But unknown to them, a killer is on the loose - and in the building with them.
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Andrew Bogle profile
Andrew Bogle

Director

Cast

Gwyneth Strong profile
Gwyneth Strong

Jo

Phil Davis profile
Phil Davis

Eddie

David Beames profile
David Beames

The killer

Bruce White profile
Bruce White

Bob, the attendant

Tony Caunter profile
Tony Caunter

Manager

Jane Freeman profile
Jane Freeman

Manager's wife

Gillian Martell profile
Gillian Martell

Cashier

Derek Martin profile
Derek Martin

Security guard

Eric Kent profile
Eric Kent

Workman

Gwyneth Strong profile
Gwyneth Strong

Jo

Phil Davis profile
Phil Davis

Eddie

David Beames profile
David Beames

The killer

Bruce White profile
Bruce White

Bob, the attendant

Tony Caunter profile
Tony Caunter

Manager

Jane Freeman profile
Jane Freeman

Manager's wife

Gillian Martell profile
Gillian Martell

Cashier

Derek Martin profile
Derek Martin

Security guard

Eric Kent profile
Eric Kent

Workman

Extra

Release Date

January 1, 1980

Original Language

Budget

$0.00

Production Company

Dragonfly Film Productions logo

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