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The Dog From A Graveyard (2024)
A mysterious dog leaves his shift at the graveyard to watch three haunting horror movies; "The Red Necromancer," "TRUST," and "The Stinkbug Man."
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A mysterious dog leaves his shift at the graveyard to watch three haunting horror movies; "The Red Necromancer," "TRUST," and "The Stinkbug Man."
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Dylan Rutherford, Ross Grindstaff, Seth Robinson
In Theaters:10/30/2024
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Splithoof and Friends
Cast
Dylan Rutherford
Director
Hannah Earp
Security Guard
Ross Grindstaff
Dennis Gouge/Bobby Oldman
Ben Jones
Mr. Oldman/Harrison (The Red Necromancer)
Allen Keith
Mr. Keith/Clyde Warrior
Allison McCuiston
Loretta Frisbee
Joey Metcalf
Lenny/Simon Gouge/Ham Hock
Caira Moody
Dianne
Renee
WCUP Anchor
Seth Robinson
Rusty Dorkin
Dylan Rutherford
Officer David/Jacobe Charles
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