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Night of the Red Hunter

1989, English. Directed by David Copeland.

This sci-fi telefeature for kids follows the adventures of runaways Peter (Toby Laing) and Maggie (Toni Driscoll), who meet when Maggie’s attempt to get Picnic bars on a five finger discount go awry and "rich brat" Peter is on the lam on a 10-speed. After falling into a grave of golden light at a farm cemetery, they wake up in the house of the strange Piper family.

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1h 28m
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English
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1 January 1989

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Night of the Red Hunter runs 88 minutes (1h 28m).

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Night of the Red Hunter isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 1 January 1989. (Checked 13 November 2026.)

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Who directed Night of the Red Hunter?

Night of the Red Hunter (1989) was directed by David Copeland.

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