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The signs of the zodiac hold many mysteries, Some believe that to follow their path is to find good fortune, but others believe that to be guided by the stars will bring nothing but pain, misery and for some, something much worse.
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The signs of the zodiac hold many mysteries, Some believe that to follow their path is to find good fortune, but others believe that to be guided by the stars will bring nothing but pain, misery and for some, something much worse.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Alexander Churchyard, Anna Dixon, MJ Dixon, Richard Elson, Andre Harrison, Davin Jeayes, Tony Mardon, Maria Lee Metheringham, James Edward Newton, Eve Kathryn Oliver, Martin W. Payne, Bob Pipe, Dani Thompson
Written By:Davin Jeayes
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Mycho Entertainment Group, HB Films
Cast
Alexander Churchyard, Anna Dixon, MJ Dixon, Richard Elson, Andre Harrison, Davin Jeayes, Tony Mardon, Maria Lee Metheringham, James Edward Newton, Eve Kathryn Oliver, Martin W. Payne, Bob Pipe, Dani Thompson
Director
Lauren Jane Barnett
Dr. I. C. Harvey (Segment: Rabbit)
Frederic Boag-Jones
Josh (Segment: Rat)
Chloe Ivy Cozza
Call Girl (Segment: Tiger)
Anna Dixon
Maggie (Segment: Pig)
Louis Du Toit
Man at Bus Stop (Segment: The Ox)
Mireia Espluga
Red (Segment: Rooster)
Morten Fausbøll
Charlie (Segment: Rooster)
David Gelmini
Dragon Chaser / Pie-Thon Spectator (Segments: Dragon) / Pie-Thon Spectator (Segments: Snake)
Georgie Harriet-King
Angry Villager
Andre Harrison
Rooster (Segment: Rooster)
Michael Hutchinson
Jim (Segment: Pig)
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