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Tales from Black Manor (2025)
Enter the chilling world of Tales from Black Manor, a story that begins in the 1300s and continues through time to the end of the world, following one family’s ties to death. The story unfolds across generations, following the Black family as they possess a secret book of death and seek its secrets, engaging in cruel wars and seeking immortality.
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Enter the chilling world of Tales from Black Manor, a story that begins in the 1300s and continues through time to the end of the world, following one family’s ties to death. The story unfolds across generations, following the Black family as they possess a secret book of death and seek its secrets, engaging in cruel wars and seeking immortality.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Fantasy, Horror
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In Theaters:6/23/2025
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Studio:Adventure Company
Cast
Lexie Findarle Trivundza
Director
James Hayward Brinkley
Death
Dan Fowlks
Lucas
Emily Davis
Tanglewood Witch (Mid)
Eric George Asch
Adolphus Winter
George Ashby
Alister Black
Camilla Clark
Death
Holly Standbrook
Anastasia Black and Alice Winter
Charlotte Marie Dupont
Mrs. Asher
Stella Ford
Tanglewood Witch (Old)
Nicola Fordwood
Suzie Black
Tamara Gleeson
Tanglewood Witch (Young)
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