"The Veteran" Hits Home
A socially conscious film that draws attention to the plight of American military veterans.
NEMESIS
Madison, a high school student is assaulted at a party and heartlessly bullied by her peers because of the resulting viral video. The resident weirdos at school, Chloe and Hannah, lead Madison through a dramatic ritual in the school auditorium to invoke feminine revenge. Little do they know that their dabbling in the occult unleashes a power of ancient retribution, the goddess, NEMESIS.
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Madison, a high school student is assaulted at a party and heartlessly bullied by her peers because of the resulting viral video. The resident weirdos at school, Chloe and Hannah, lead Madison through a dramatic ritual in the school auditorium to invoke feminine revenge. Little do they know that their dabbling in the occult unleashes a power of ancient retribution, the goddess, NEMESIS.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Andrew Foley
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