“Let it Snow” Review: A Decent Netflix Christmas YA Rom-Com
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A surrealistic anthology of horror films; four segments structured as an intense fever dream...
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A surrealistic anthology of horror films; four segments structured as an intense fever dream...
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Genre:Horror, Crime
Written By:Karim Hussain
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Infliction Films
Cast
Karim Hussain
Director
Mitch Davis
Male Performer (segment "Rebirth") / Gloved Hand (segment "Right Brain / Martyrdom")
Christopher Piggins
Businessman (segment "Right Brain / Martyrdom") / Doppelganger (segment "Right Brain / Martyrdom")
Sophie Lauzière
Woman On Slab (segment "Ovarian Eyeball")
Anne-Marie Belley
Hand (segment "Ovarian Eyeball")
Brea Asher
Sister (segment "Human Larvae")
Ivaylo Founev
Brother (segment "Human Larvae")
Eric Levasseur
Lover (segment "Human Larvae")
Janis Higgins
Girl In Photo (segment "Human Larvae")
Nadia Simaani
Female Performer (segment "Rebirth")
Anna Berlyn
Female Performer (segment "Rebirth")
Nancy Simard
Female Performer (segment "Rebirth")
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