Lukewarm (2022)
Julian loses his job and starts looking for meaning in life. He begins attending church, where energetic Pastor Pete makes him wonder if there really is more to life; however, not everything is what it seems in this horror, satire musical.
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Julian loses his job and starts looking for meaning in life. He begins attending church, where energetic Pastor Pete makes him wonder if there really is more to life; however, not everything is what it seems in this horror, satire musical.
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Genre:Horror, Music, Romance
Written By:Colin Tracy, Laurilee Brown
In Theaters:10/25/2022
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Firefly Creative Productions
Cast
Colin Tracy
Director
Cameron Mysliwicz
Julian Romano
Lindsay Glover
Caprice Verona
Andrew Brown
Eric Montgomery
Annelise Raedy
Bennie Monroe
Austin Kopp
Pete Romero
Andy Price
Father Lawrence
Max Levheim
Mark Spears
Christina Kopp
Nancy Friar
Ginger O'Toole
Rosalind Harker
Andrew Clark
Tiberius Blackwater
Jamie Morgan
Elizabeth
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