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Synopsis: An idealistic, straight-edge teacher is drawn down a horrid rabbit hole by an honors student when he gives him a B+ on a paper.
Genre: Drama, Horror, Thriller
Director(s): Benjamin Arfmann
Actors: Kent Osborne, Dylan Sprouse, Rae Gray, Alycia Delmore
Production: BoulderLight Pictures
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IMDB:
5.9
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Year:
2017
87 min
869 Views

- I didn't give you an A.

I didn't give you an A.

Mr. Butler

didn't give Lucas

the grade

that he so rightly deserved.

So, now, Mr. Butler,

deserves to lose...

David!

David.

Let him go.

Let him go.

Don't do anything stupid.

Come here.

Lucas, give me your hands.

Come here. Come on, get out of here.

Come here.

Come here, baby. Come here.

Come on.

All right.

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Brian McAuley

Brian McAuley (born 1941) is an American entrepreneur and co-founder of Nextel Communications. In 1987, McAuley was a cellular executive when he and lawyer Morgan O'Brien founded Fleet Call, a telecom company, in New Jersey. It was renamed Nextel Communications in 1993, and grew rapidly with the support of Motorola, before merging with Sprint Corporation in 2005 for $35 billion. The new company became the third-largest wireless network operator in the United States. McAuley previously served as President and CEO of Nextel Communications for seven years. He also founded Boston-based mobile radio systems operator NeoWorld Communications in 1999, and served as its President and CEO. It was acquired by Nextel for $276 million in 2003.He is currently chairman of NASDAQ-listed Pacific DataVision, Inc., provider of mobile workforce management solutions. He is also a director for NYSE-listed United Rentals, Inc. and sits on the board for many non-profits. Brian McAuley holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Adelphi University, and resides in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey. more…

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