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Eight people were massacred in a small town in Iowa in the early 20th century and no explanation or solution to the sordid and grisly crimes was forthcoming. Try as they may, the authorities could not offer a convincing rationale for who actually would have had the means and the motive for such a heinous undertaking. Occurring in the early summer of 1912, the strange murders involved all members of the Moore household and two guests who were passing through the area who stayed at their residence.

"Beware the stare of Mary ___...." Do you remember the ending to that memorable and poetic tidbit from recent horror cinema history? It's an iconic line from a cult classic and horror favorite, Dead Silence. How does such a low-budget horror film command such a widespread following?

Inspired by such great works as Waiting for Godot and Carnival of Souls, Dead End became an instant cult horror classic and was received favorably by many film societies and clubs, such as Fantasia Montreal and the Brussels International Film Festival. The viewer has to ponder many significant questions while enjoying this film such as "What is the glue holding this family together?" and "Why are they traveling so far for Christmas Dinner?"