Fiction Empire

Film 2013. Written by Keith Bunin. Directed by Alexandre Aja. Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Max Minghella, Joe Anderson, Juno Temple, Kelli Garner, Sabrina Carpenter, James Remar, Kathleen Quinlan and Heather Graham.

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BOGUS BUSINESS BUREAU

Channel 17
Local news.

Channel 32
TV station with local news City First News program.

Chieftain Hotel
Hotel visible in background.

Chieftain Pub
Pub visible in background.

The Duke
Nightclub.

Eve's Family Diner

Gideon Bay Police Department

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Legal Aid

Police Departments

Gideon Bay Police Department
Local police department in Gideon Bay.

Gideon Telegraph

KKSL
TV station.

Wild Bass Warehouse

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Retail

Sporting Goods Stores

Wild Bass Warehouse

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Gideon Bay
Setting. Pacific Northwest town of where radio DJ Ignatius "Iggy" Perrish is suspected to have killed his girlfriend Merrin. Iggy says that when people look at him they see a devil, so now he has to look the part. Then he wakes up with giant devil horns starting to grow out of his forehead.

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