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Speak with the Dead (2024)
In 1850, the Fox sisters organize a séance for a wealthy couple who want to summon the spirit of their deceased son to give them closure. When the girls' parlor tricks backfire, the audience begins to catch on.
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In 1850, the Fox sisters organize a séance for a wealthy couple who want to summon the spirit of their deceased son to give them closure. When the girls' parlor tricks backfire, the audience begins to catch on.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Stephanie Paris
In Theaters:10/13/2024
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Studio:Zamykat Pictures
Cast
Stephanie Paris
Director
Audrey Grace Marshall
Maggie
Aster Laine
Kate
Melissa Collins
Leah
Marisa Petroro
Ruth
Rachel Wolf
Hedda 'Bereaved Mother'
Rick Williamson
Robert 'Bereaved Father'
Andrea Geones
Mailia 'Raven Haired Woman'
Stacey Marie Keba
Pretty Lady
Joseph Schwartz
Reporter
Joseph Lopez
Splitfoot
Scarlett Amaris
Evelyn
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