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Dormant Evil
A group of filmmakers investigate the legend of America's first serial killer, Jeremiah Godslight. However, they get more than they bargained for and soon learn that by unraveling the secrets of the past, unspeakable evil is unleashed.
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A group of filmmakers investigate the legend of America's first serial killer, Jeremiah Godslight. However, they get more than they bargained for and soon learn that by unraveling the secrets of the past, unspeakable evil is unleashed.
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Written By:Robert Sturdivant
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Studio:Friel Films, West Prospect Pictures
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