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Dead Man's Hand

Dead Man's Hand: After Inheriting a casino from his dead uncle, Matthew Dragna, his girl friend J.J(Robin Sydney) and a group of friends take a road trip to the outskirts of Las Vegas, where they find the run-down Mysteria Casino.

Starring:

Bob Rumnock, Jessica Morris, Lily Rains, Michael Berryman, Rico Simonini, Robin Sydney, Scott Whyte, Sid Haig

Genre:

Horror

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