For this anthology movie, producers Vestra Pictures assigned international directors with a phobia and set them to work making a horror short about it.
Tony Newton, Alessandro Giordani, Domiziano Cristopharo, Sam Mason Bell, Chris Milewski, Rob Ulitski, Jason Impey, Michael J. Epstein, Sunny King, Jason Figgis, Jackson Batchelor, Alessandro Redaelli, Davide Pesca, Poison Rouge, Sophia Cacciola, Dustin Ferguson, Lorenzo Zanoni
Director
Roberta Gemma
Michael J. Epstein
Elijah (segment "Somniphobia")
Lianne O'Shea
Delivery person (segment "Somniphobia")
Tyler Sage
The boss (segment "Somniphobia") (voice)
Edwin Garcia
Edwin
Alessandro G.A. D'Alessandro
Jesus
Clint Beaver
Redneck #1
Elisa Carrera Fumagalli
Lily (segment Hemophobia)
Kehinde Bankole
Mary
Mark Thompson-Ashworth
The fish (voice)
Martin W. Payne
(segment "Coprophobia")
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