When an ancient evil descends on Rookery Farm, a newlywed couple find out what "til death do us part" really means when they are visited by the Old Man of the Rooks.
Rachel Miller, Jezibell Anat, A'Shaela Abdon, Steven Goransky, Julianna Johnston, Chris Martino, Eli Montgomery, Matt Pitchford, Eric E. Poe, Jakin Shaw, Nikki Wilder, Brandon Woodward
Director
David Barney
Dan
Eric E. Poe
Bobby
Susan Willis
Deb
Christopher Welch
Scarecrow
Nicole Barney
Scarecrow
Joseph Zuchowski
Gordon, Scarecrow
Jezibell Anat
Ravenna
Ray Troiano
Troy
Rhonda Jones
Liz
Ronald Blanton
Will, Scarecrow
Alek Blanton
Friend
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