90-minute, 6-part anthology, with all shorts focused on death captured on film.
Joe Filippone, Matti Soikkeli, Dean Houlihan, Tony Newton
Director
Dana Lee Al Qattan
Carol Price
Laura Barker
Harlot
Joe Cash
Creep
John Catheline
Detective Raymond James
Joe Filippone
Red Tiger / ItsKoryGeeMan
Trish Hipp
KandyKatt
Selena Lopez-Heatherly
Elmer Pyles
Danny Duped
Kent Alexander Styles-McLean
A Walk With Dalk
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The classic ghosts-in-revenge story expanded into an extensive dig into the historical social system while being funny and horny.
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