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Strange Spirits
In a haunted roadside bar run by the mysterious Ghoulian Madman, a series of twisted horror stories unfold, from cursed video games and alien body snatchers to killer clowns and supernatural nightmares, proving every spirit has a story.
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In a haunted roadside bar run by the mysterious Ghoulian Madman, a series of twisted horror stories unfold, from cursed video games and alien body snatchers to killer clowns and supernatural nightmares, proving every spirit has a story.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Anusha Chandra, Chahana Cintury, Jerome Cloutier, Prithvi Kumar, Olivier Paquette, Matthew George Pulinat, Sanjana Sarjapuram, Sandra Liz Sleeba, Kathy Lee Soutsamrane, Brahme Vedant, Justin Bond
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Minnowburg
Cast
Jerome Cloutier, Prithvi Kumar, Justin Bond
Director
Josh Bond
Marshal (segment "Clowns Around")
Jerome Cloutier
Ghoulian Madman (wraparound segment host)
Illiona Angele
Anna (segment "He Ghosted Me")
Alexandre Delfolie
Matt Delaney (segment "Lucid Fear")
Olivier Paquette
Peter (segments "Escapism", "He Ghosted Me")
Prithvi Kumar
Gabe (segment "Escapism")
Sandra Liz Sleeba
Chloe (segments "Lucid Fear", "The Initiation")
Brahme Vedant
Josh (segment "The Initiation")
Matthew George Pulinat
Ram (segment "The Initiation")
Chahana Cintury
Pomo (segment "The Initiation")
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