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The Caged
A family is terrorised by a dark presence after they move into a quaint cottage, and discover it lies on the site of a medieval prison which once housed women accused of witchcraft.
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A family is terrorised by a dark presence after they move into a quaint cottage, and discover it lies on the site of a medieval prison which once housed women accused of witchcraft.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jeffrey Scott Collins
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Studio:Set Point Entertainment, Dark Matter Studios, Fearless Productions, This Seems Reel Entertainment
Cast
Jeffrey Scott Collins
Director
Tamzin Merchant
Emily Smith
Edmund Kingsley
Robert Smith
Whoopie van Raam
Helen
Raffiella Chapman
Isabella Smith
Mark Moraghan
Colin
Ahmad Sakhi
Officer Grano
King Kerim
Officer Hollier
Virge Gilchrist
Audrey Dankworth
Poppy Almond
Officer Hart
Maddison Allard
Lexy
Tammy Appenzellar
The Neighbor
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