Do Us Part (2019)
A wedding videographer and his apprentice answer a mysterious invite to shoot a wedding in a secluded, ramshackle barn. When they arrive, they find they are not shooting a wedding at all, and are the last thing standing between the world and a demonic apocalypse.
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A wedding videographer and his apprentice answer a mysterious invite to shoot a wedding in a secluded, ramshackle barn. When they arrive, they find they are not shooting a wedding at all, and are the last thing standing between the world and a demonic apocalypse.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:J. Dylan Mehring
In Theaters:5/15/2019
Box Office:
Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Suite 306 Productions
Cast
J. Dylan Mehring
Director
Kelly Maggio
Leslie
Don Lampasone
Frank Fehringer
Spencer Kate
Peggy
Laura Boellner
Lilith Le Verrier
Rick Boardman
Reverend Charles Le Verrier
Evan Gloyd
Vine's Doorman
Jack O'Connell
Cig-Blaster the Lesser
Aaron A. Boutwell
The Druid Nobody Likes
J. Dylan Mehring
Knife Druid
Ethan Mehring
Knife Druid's Kid Brother
Jacob Kent
Frank's Least Favorite Druid
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