Jenny Joined a Cult (2022)
Lately, things aren't going well for our hero, Jenny. Recently fired, she finds herself joining a cult after encountering them on the train platform. She also tries therapy, but finds needed care and meaning from her fellow cult members.
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Lately, things aren't going well for our hero, Jenny. Recently fired, she finds herself joining a cult after encountering them on the train platform. She also tries therapy, but finds needed care and meaning from her fellow cult members.
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Written By:Patrick Cuervo Dwyer
In Theaters:5/1/2022
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Studio:New End Pictures
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