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Daughter of The Dark (2025)
When an ominous new painting the Figlia Dell' Oscurita is brought into a museum, no one can predict the carnage that ensues.
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When an ominous new painting the Figlia Dell' Oscurita is brought into a museum, no one can predict the carnage that ensues.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Tyler King
In Theaters:5/1/2025
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:School of Film, Ohio University
Cast
Tyler King
Director
Annaka Guerrero
Cassandra
Eliza Harbaugh
Daughter of the Dark
Elena Schwartz
Vicky
Colin Wheeler
Storage Man Baxter
Jon Warner
Storage Man Goofus
Wes Donnelly
Janitor Pat
Angelina Mellen
Museum Patron 1
Luc Gilchrist
Museum Patron 2
Caden Layne
Museum Patron 3
Ava-Sage Nugent
Museum Patron 4
Emmy Williams
Museum Patron Ghost
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