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The Other Side of the Lantern (2025)
By the late 18th Century, the Golden Age of Piracy had nearly come to an end. Increased government control over the seas had stopped most sea fairing smugglers from continuing their plundering. Strangely, in a small British occupied colony in the Caribbean Isles, a young woman stumbles upon a letter warning of an impending pirate invasion. When she happens to find herself in the midst of conversation with one of the thieves, it soon becomes clear things may not be what they seem on the other side of the lantern's glow.
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By the late 18th Century, the Golden Age of Piracy had nearly come to an end. Increased government control over the seas had stopped most sea fairing smugglers from continuing their plundering. Strangely, in a small British occupied colony in the Caribbean Isles, a young woman stumbles upon a letter warning of an impending pirate invasion. When she happens to find herself in the midst of conversation with one of the thieves, it soon becomes clear things may not be what they seem on the other side of the lantern's glow.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Mak Ralston
In Theaters:8/10/2025
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Runtime:5 minutes
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