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Fool (2019)
Phil, a Vietnam War veteran and aspiring performer, stumbles upon a chest containing the spirit of a medieval jester and killer known as Chicot. After his death, Phil’s family is left to deal with the evil presence that haunted him, and the revelation of the terror caused by their beloved patriarch.
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Phil, a Vietnam War veteran and aspiring performer, stumbles upon a chest containing the spirit of a medieval jester and killer known as Chicot. After his death, Phil’s family is left to deal with the evil presence that haunted him, and the revelation of the terror caused by their beloved patriarch.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jake Baird
In Theaters:7/28/2019
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:ColemanFilms
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