Four dark tales about the haunting nature of man and the unknown from WWII to Alien investigation, finding the occult, and kidnap with torture.
Jamison M. LoCascio, Adam Ambrosio
Director
Kelsey Nichole Black
Martha
Tom Coughlin
Confused Man In Street Interview
Susan Feinman
Maggie
Timothy Paul Jobe
Private Bachem
David Johnson
Officer Doles
Marc Lubbers
Leon
Paul Pallotta
Russ
Samuel James Pygatt
Private Davis
James M. Reilly
Private Lewis
Jeff Ronan
Trent 'UFO'
Josiah Schneider
Kevin
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