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From the creators of Cassette, Demonetized, and Finally Home comes another terrifying found footage horror anthology
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From the creators of Cassette, Demonetized, and Finally Home comes another terrifying found footage horror anthology
Rating:
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Treagon Moss, Robert Walter, Dallas Pomfrey
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Total Amateur Films, deceased flesh
Cast
Dallas Pomfrey, Treagon Moss, Robert Walter
Director
Dallas Pomfrey
Masked Man / Officer Dallas / Cameraman in Montage / Crook in Montage
colleen moore
Colleen
Larry Dela Cruz
Colleen's Boyfriend
Cory Aird
Colleen's Victim
Teegan Teichrow
Cop In Montage
Nick Charney
Cameraman Nick
Collin Pomfrey
The Entity / Nick Stand-In
Treagon Moss
Leonard
Mia Fae Ludgate-Brand
Victoria
Jonevan Moss
Food
Luke O'Rourke
Virgin
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