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I Dream of a Psychopomp (2021)
A widower haunted by the distressed ghost of his recently deceased wife is visited in his dreams by a psychopomp who teaches him about the spirit world and soul guiding through stories of death and the supernatural.
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A widower haunted by the distressed ghost of his recently deceased wife is visited in his dreams by a psychopomp who teaches him about the spirit world and soul guiding through stories of death and the supernatural.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:J. Anthony Ramos, Danny Villanueva Jr.
In Theaters:12/12/2021
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Studio:How Bizarre Pictures, Hashi Productions
Cast
Danny Villanueva Jr.
Director
Jillian Lebling
Elayna (segment "Until Forever")
Ben Shaul
Adriano (segment "Until Forever")
Elohim Peña
Kerry Reynosa
Steven Alonte
Charles / Psychopomp
Kulani Kai
Evelyn Reynosa
Jay Rattle
Obed (segment "Until Forever)
Reinhold Von Bolt
Gabriel (segment "Until Forever)
Coda Marcus
Ivan (segment "Spellbound High Monster Hop")
Olivia Tennison
Mel (segment "Spellbound High Monster Hop")
Easton Michaels
Lonny (segment "Spellbound High Monster Hop")
Byron Daniel Bishop
Principal Dennings (segment "Spellbound High Monster Hop")
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