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Terror Tales: Poetry & Death Volume 1 (2025)
Terror Tales: Poetry and Death Vol. 1, a Terror Films Releasing original anthology, tells six spooky stories that will chill you to the bone, including a grieving mother, a nefarious bowler, invisible, apocalyptic creatures, and more.
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Terror Tales: Poetry and Death Vol. 1, a Terror Films Releasing original anthology, tells six spooky stories that will chill you to the bone, including a grieving mother, a nefarious bowler, invisible, apocalyptic creatures, and more.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Jack Dignan, Chris Campo, Michael Clark, Ian Kyle, Thomas Simon
In Theaters:10/10/2025
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Terror Films
Cast
Jack Dignan, Ian Kyle, Jason Sheedy, Michael Squid, Frank Merle, Thomas Simon
Director
Erin Ownbey
Raegen
Eileen Grubba
Martha
Joe Hursley
Henry
Caitlin Olivia Carter
Jennifer
Louis Henbest
The Dealer
Noah Fowler
Xander
Elessa Donnelly
Eliza
Cassandre Girard
The Screaming Woman
Michael Clark
Satchel
Haley Halter
Mary
Tess Gilmore
Madison
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