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The film is a powerful narrative encompassing a theme that many people can identify with.
It's Here (2019)
Beware! It's coming for you! When clowns come to town, smiles turn upside down in this fright-fest from the studio that brought you Strange Events and All Hallows' Eve.
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Beware! It's coming for you! When clowns come to town, smiles turn upside down in this fright-fest from the studio that brought you Strange Events and All Hallows' Eve.
Rating:
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Kendal Sinn, Tim Troemner, Jaysen P. Buterin, Alessandro Frosali, Jesus E. Salgado, Patrick Rea
Written By:
In Theaters:8/6/2019
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Runtime:71 minutes
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Cast
Kendal Sinn, Tim Troemner, Jaysen P. Buterin, Alessandro Frosali, Jesus E. Salgado, Patrick Rea
Director
Naomi Charlotte Klemens
(segment "Jungle Drums")
Ben de Castella
(segment "Jungle Drums")
Gilby Robins
(segment "Jungle Drums")
Yuki Nagashima
(segment "Jungle Drums")
Billy Wright
(segment "Jungle Drums")
Carolyn Fields
Carrie (segment "Pale Creatures of the Night")
Tim Troemner
Sam (segment "Pale Creatures of the Night")
Mike Paulin
Mime (segment "Pale Creatures of the Night")
John Craig
Greg (segment "Pale Creatures of the Night")
Elliott Rowe
Mitchell (segment "Pale Creatures of the Night")
Joel Wickboldt
Sanderson (segment "Pale Creatures of the Night")
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