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Evil Everywhere (2019)
In 1985, an ancient evil began slaughtering the senior class in alphabetical order - but it was stopped. Two years later the evil has resurfaced, and 20 year old Jake Davis hunts down Zeke Zanderfeldt - a reclusive former classmate who put an end to the evil previously - to find a pattern to take down the evil again. Along with former high school theater queen Julia Lochley (who also practices in the dark arts), the trio band together against the demonic force that is claiming young lives each day. But what they discover might be more complicated than any of them bargained for.
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In 1985, an ancient evil began slaughtering the senior class in alphabetical order - but it was stopped. Two years later the evil has resurfaced, and 20 year old Jake Davis hunts down Zeke Zanderfeldt - a reclusive former classmate who put an end to the evil previously - to find a pattern to take down the evil again. Along with former high school theater queen Julia Lochley (who also practices in the dark arts), the trio band together against the demonic force that is claiming young lives each day. But what they discover might be more complicated than any of them bargained for.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Mykee Morettini
In Theaters:10/15/2019
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Mordacious Films
Cast
Mykee Morettini
Director
Dylan Mars Greenberg
'Sister' Nun
Corrinne Mica
Julia Lochley
Mykee Morettini
Zeke Zanderfeldt
Brian Harmony
Professor Reinhardt
Leonardo Jiménez
Sean
Glenn Ohman
Doctor / Fake Shemp
Margaret Morettini
News Reporter On TV
Mia Morettini
Girl On Bridge
John Davies
Father Michaels
Jessica Rabid
Angela Baker
Brandon Salazar
Additional Voices
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