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Apparition (2019)
A group of millennials experimenting with a spiritually guided app successfully connect to the other-world and are ultimately guided to The Preston Castle. This ominous, historic site of murder and torture is connected to each of them in ways they’ll soon discover, thanks to the dead. The film is based on the shockingly true events of The Preston School of Industry.
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A group of millennials experimenting with a spiritually guided app successfully connect to the other-world and are ultimately guided to The Preston Castle. This ominous, historic site of murder and torture is connected to each of them in ways they’ll soon discover, thanks to the dead. The film is based on the shockingly true events of The Preston School of Industry.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Waymon Boone
Written By:Waymon Boone
In Theaters:12/27/2019
Box Office:$175,038
Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Make The Movie, Voltage Pictures
Cast
Waymon Boone
Director
Waymon Boone
Director
Mena Suvari
Anna Collins
Kevin Pollak
Warden White
Annalisa Cochrane
Skyler King
Grayson Russell
Sam White
Matthew Barnes
Derek White
Megan West
Taylor
Jason Woods
Nate Payne
Jon Abrahams
Officer Hale
Christopher Michael Holley
Officer Larry Payne
Jake Jacobson
Officer Leonard King
Trace Talbot
Inmate
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