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Deacon (2018)
A Catholic deacon returns to the city in which he grew up to find that evil is all around; demons, angels and human terror. He takes up a life of vigilantism, questioning his actions to God, and pondering the salvation of his own soul.
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A Catholic deacon returns to the city in which he grew up to find that evil is all around; demons, angels and human terror. He takes up a life of vigilantism, questioning his actions to God, and pondering the salvation of his own soul.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Tyler Cole
In Theaters:10/13/2018
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Studio:Lost In Time Pictures
Cast
Tyler Cole
Director
Bradley Pierce
Lt. Linus Carter
Tyler Cole
Deacon
Ken Duncan
Father Gerald Roberts
Leigh Nieves
Lydia Cross
Terrell Dorsett
Alex Santos
Jonathan Castile
Henry Marsden
Ebony Perry
Annette Santos
Melody Peng
Lana Marsden
Paula Maxwell
Sister Judith Raivens
Elese Orrell
Lindsey Burkhardt
Michael Malcolm
Stanley Sophist
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