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Candlewood (2025)
"Candlewood" follows a family that moves from New York City to a small, isolated town in Connecticut. Once there, their new neighbors and a local urban legend wreak havoc on the family, fracturing their once loving dynamic and causing them to turn on one another.
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"Candlewood" follows a family that moves from New York City to a small, isolated town in Connecticut. Once there, their new neighbors and a local urban legend wreak havoc on the family, fracturing their once loving dynamic and causing them to turn on one another.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Victoria Flores-Argue, Myke Furhman
In Theaters:3/6/2025
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Bandstand Pictures, Digital Thunderdome, Lilinonah, Myke Foo Media, Cut Entertainment Group
Cast
Myke Furhman
Director
Carolyn McCormick
Maude Sherman
Joel Bryant
Kevin Barrington
Lisann Valentin
Veronica Barrington
Jeffrey Alan Solomon
Elijah Boardman
Isabel Lysiak
Sarah Barrington
Coulter Ibanez
Matteo Morales
Jessica Altchiler
Brandi Boardman
Armen Garo
Suicidal Father
Jeanine Flynn
Marla Gibbons
Lisa Hinds
Lisa, Cashier
Thomas Fanelli III
Jogger
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