The Phantom Tape (2025)
After finding a mysterious genie lamp, a man is torn about his third and final wish. But as he contemplates, he realizes he can make his greatest dream a reality; becoming a movie star. What he doesn’t realize is that in making this wish, he’s unleashed a terrifying nightmare he cannot escape. Be careful what you wish for—it might just come true.
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After finding a mysterious genie lamp, a man is torn about his third and final wish. But as he contemplates, he realizes he can make his greatest dream a reality; becoming a movie star. What he doesn’t realize is that in making this wish, he’s unleashed a terrifying nightmare he cannot escape. Be careful what you wish for—it might just come true.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Tyler Lahousse
In Theaters:4/4/2025
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Studio:Camelot Studios
Cast
Tyler Lahousse
Director
Duncan Lanier
Unknown Actor/“Jaret”
Tristan Lacourse
Unknown Actor/“Nathan”
Sergio Bussell
Unknown Actor/“Reginald”
Matthew Laboissonniere
Dom
Dylan Paul
Sean
Aden Mekasvahn
Steven Wong
Stephan Turcotte
Unnamed Theater Patron
Andrew Grocholski
Unnamed Theater Patron #2
Gabriela Cortes
Unnamed Theater Patron #3
Jane Singer
Unknown Actress/“Woman in Distress”
Jack Lepage
Jay
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