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Rosemary & Sage Turn Back Thyme (2023)
Detective Reba Rosemary teams up with FBI agent Samantha Sage to solve a series of murders from 1984. A sequel to both Race Against Thyme and St. Patrick's Day, Turn Back Thyme is the Spring Lane crossover event you've been waiting for!
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Detective Reba Rosemary teams up with FBI agent Samantha Sage to solve a series of murders from 1984. A sequel to both Race Against Thyme and St. Patrick's Day, Turn Back Thyme is the Spring Lane crossover event you've been waiting for!
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Action
Written By:Jared Campbell, Isaac Yarborough, Donnie Lester
In Theaters:8/4/2023
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Runtime:65 minutes
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Cast
Jared Campbell
Director
SJ Brady
Reba Rosemary
Jilliann Symes
Samantha Sage
Kristal Jimenez
Melody Mint
Hailey Jensen
Josie/The Shamrock Slasher
Isaac Yarborough
Chief Herb
Ben Johnson
Mayor Maple
Antonio Binns
Assistant Chief Dong Quai
Jackson Parker
Deputy Anise
Tyler Everhart
Bodyguard Butternut
John Felix
A.L.A.N.
Raven Stone
Raven
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