
Family Reunion
1989
They'll be expecting you.
Directed by Michael Hawes
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Intensity
Tom Andrews, his wife Kathy, their two children & Tom's Father Henry are all driving to a town called Silversprings on Christmas Eve to visit relatives. On the way, they decide to stop at a ghost town called Sutterville which by a strange coincidence Tom has had nightmares about every year around Christmas for his whole life. Tom's father is wary & begs them not to go; however Tom's car develops a mind of it's own & takes them there only to break down so that they can't leave. Meanwhile a man arrested for vagrancy by local police is identified as Clarence McCoughlin who supposedly died in Sutterville 40 years ago, not to mention he seems to have some sort of demonic power. As the Andrews family explore the town a feeling of unease starts to takeover, Clarence escapes jail & heads back to Sutterville for a sinister family reunion...
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- Director
- Michael Hawes
- Written by
- Michael Hawes
- Produced by
- Lindsay Fontana, Michael Hawes
- Cinematographer
- Jack Anderson
- Editor
- Rose Anne Weinstein
- Origin country
- United States
- Runtime
- 1h 24m
- Language
- English
- TMDB
- 5.7/10 (7 votes)
- IMDb
- 4.9/10 (483 votes)
Cast

Mel Novak
Tom Andrews
Pam Phillips
Kathy Andrews
John Andes
Henry Andrews
A.J. Woods
Billy Andrews
Kaylin Cool
Erin Andrews

Brad Kelly
Mel
Ken Corey
Clarence
Victoria Hirsch
Young Woman
Summer Packer
Little Girl
Jessie Watts
Young Tom Andrews
Richard L. Hawkins
Lew

Janet Lee Orcutt
Bronson

Lyle Kanouse
Little
Cliff Burson
Janitor
Daniel H. Friedman
Skinhead
Lucy Michelle
Hooker

Jack Starrett
Charlie

Frank C. Turner
Ticket Agent
Crew
Michael Hawes
Director
Lindsay Fontana
Producer
Bob Mamet
Music
Jack Anderson
Director of Photography
Rose Anne Weinstein
Editor
Michael Scordino
Executive Producer
Stuart Newman
Executive Producer
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