From an executive producer of Terrifier 2 comes All Hallows Eve: Inferno, a new installment of the franchise that first introduced the world to Damien Leone's Art the Clown and the short film Terrifier. This horror anthology brings together up-and-coming writers and directors and features tales that will send a shiver down your spine.
Christianne Cruz, Jorge Lucas, Evan Tramel, John Ferrer, Patrick Kennelly, Kays Al-Atrakchi, Sumire Takamatsu
Director
Kevin Scott Allen
Pete (Aftertaste)
Corrina Brown
(Trial 22)
Larry Cedar
Joe Lando
(Hammurabi)
Bethany Orr
(Hammurabi)
Unati Mangaliso
(Hammurabi)
Claudia Fabella
Ayumi (Bakemono)
Shio Muramatsu
Oka-san (Bakemono)
Daisuke Suzuki
Oto-san (Bakemono)
Sherry Q
Bakemono (Bakemono)
Erin Yuqi Yang
Bakemono (Bakemono)
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