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Symbolicus Vol. 2 (2021)
From the mind of Marcus Koch comes the second installment of bizarre visions from the underground’s finest filmmakers.
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From the mind of Marcus Koch comes the second installment of bizarre visions from the underground’s finest filmmakers.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Mick Thomas, Mikaela Bellamy, Lori Bowen, René Wiesner, John R. Renna, Poison Rouge, Harry Collins, Jason John Beebe, Lucky Cerruti, Raphael Desbordes, Rob Ceus, Jack Mulvanerty, Brian Paulin, R. Zachary Shildwachter
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In Theaters:9/15/2021
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Manic Entertainment, Oddtopsy Films
Cast
Mick Thomas, Mikaela Bellamy, Lori Bowen, René Wiesner, John R. Renna, Poison Rouge, Harry Collins, Jason John Beebe, Lucky Cerruti, Raphael Desbordes, Rob Ceus, Jack Mulvanerty, Brian Paulin, R. Zachary Shildwachter
Director
Lucky Cerruti
Lori Bowen
Shannon Lark
John Renna
Nikki Renna
Ash Renna
Roland Renna
John Renna Jr.
Ans
Lilac Giliberte
Brian Paulin
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