The Flower + The Serpent (2026)
Ophelia hasn’t left the house in two years, but her little sister Julie has convinced her to volunteer at her local community theatre painting the set for their upcoming production of “Macbeth.” Working on St.Patrick’s Day, the theatre was supposed to be empty for the night. Until “O” heard the voices.
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Ophelia hasn’t left the house in two years, but her little sister Julie has convinced her to volunteer at her local community theatre painting the set for their upcoming production of “Macbeth.” Working on St.Patrick’s Day, the theatre was supposed to be empty for the night. Until “O” heard the voices.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Nathan Thomas Milliner
In Theaters:9/26/2026
Box Office:
Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Rebel Rouser Comics, Eighth Driver Films
Cast
Nathan Thomas Milliner
Director
Ashely Connell
Ophelia Hathaway/O
Lily Milliner
Julie Hathaway
Sheena Odenweller
Mary Ellen Gates
Jaden Berry
The Ghost of Lady Macbeth
Ian Baete
Actor/First Responder
Andie Helton
Actress/Distressed Driver
Aubrey Capati
First Responder
Andrew Shepard
Man on Street
Renee Shepard
Woman on Street
Hunter Hieatt
Party Goer
Jackson Monks
Party Goer
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