Elise, long estranged from her mother Megan, visits her as she lies on her deathbed. Her mother recounts a life-changing moment from the early 80s, her father’s devastating diagnosis and a serial killer stalking the town. Elise reconstructs her mother’s memories, drawing them closer as the night unfolds.
Dylan Anglin
Director
Evender Hodges Sanders
Elise
Suzanne Jennings
Megan Redmond (Present)
Ian Scott
Dennis Redmond/David
Kenny Bristow
Raymond Mortimer
Caleb Paschall
Lionel Williams
Alexis Ward
Nurse
Chip Sebastian
Sheriff Blackburn
Bernadette West-Fugate
Mrs. McNeal
Andrew Farmer
Mason
Danielle Coyne
Katherine Rucker
Tamara Villalon
Jane Mortimer
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