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For We Are Many
The shock portmanteau showcases the work of upcoming genre directors from around the world. Each gives a fun, fresh and frightening take on a different demon, from Succubi and Wendigos to the Biblical and Lovecraftian, making this chilling collection a wild, fun-filled, terrifying ride through a diabolical and fantastical bestiary.
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The shock portmanteau showcases the work of upcoming genre directors from around the world. Each gives a fun, fresh and frightening take on a different demon, from Succubi and Wendigos to the Biblical and Lovecraftian, making this chilling collection a wild, fun-filled, terrifying ride through a diabolical and fantastical bestiary.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Andrew Ionides, Tom Staunton, Dane Keil, Matthan Harris, Keith Robson, Paddy Murphy, Carlos Omar de Léon, Mitch Wilson, Alex Harron, Gavin Robertson, Brad Watson, Lawrie Brewster, Mark Logan
Written By:Keith Robson, Mark Logan, Paddy Murphy, Matthan Harris, Tom Staunton
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Hex Media
Cast
Andrew Ionides, Tom Staunton, Dane Keil, Matthan Harris, Keith Robson, Paddy Murphy, Carlos Omar de Léon, Mitch Wilson, Alex Harron, Gavin Robertson, Brad Watson, Lawrie Brewster, Mark Logan
Director
Laurence R. Harvey
Butler
Eileen Dietz
Mrs Vasile
Nicholas Vince
Joe's Father
Tom Zembrod
Eli
Matthan Harris
Alan
Michael Geary
Dr. Catheter
Gareth Morrison
Calum
Faith Knight
Rebecca
Giovanna Braund
News Reporter
Laurence Saunders
Pete Montague
Julin Jean
Jenny
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