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A cursed phone
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A cursed phone
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Written By:Michael J. Epstein
In Theaters:10/8/2019
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Michael J. Epstein
Director
Sophia Cacciola
Lallie
Anastasia Elfman
Mari
Rachel Leah Blumenthal
Receptionist (voice)
Seth Chatfield
Phone Addict
Jeff Frumess
Phone Addict
Deborah Haber
Grubeck Telephone LTD. Operator (voice)
Lianne O'Shea
Flight Attendant (voice)
Tyler Sage
Rick
JB Sapienza
Phone Addict
Ron Trembath
Phone Addict
Tim Troemner
Phone Addict
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