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The Somnambulists
Plagued by terrifying nightmares, Francesca finds herself waking up in tears. Her Grandfather explains the legend of The Somnambulists - the spirits of people wronged in life possessing the living in their dreams. To make matters worse, the sleepy little town Francesca lives in is being terrorized by a deranged serial killer. As Francesca loses her grip on reality, she begins to realize that the legend of The Somnambulists may be more than just a legend.
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Plagued by terrifying nightmares, Francesca finds herself waking up in tears. Her Grandfather explains the legend of The Somnambulists - the spirits of people wronged in life possessing the living in their dreams. To make matters worse, the sleepy little town Francesca lives in is being terrorized by a deranged serial killer. As Francesca loses her grip on reality, she begins to realize that the legend of The Somnambulists may be more than just a legend.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Kevin Lane
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Brain Damage Films, Rigtown Pictures, LimeStyle Productions
Cast
Kevin Lane
Director
Tara Goudreau
Francesca / Jack Redman
Calvin Green
Daniel Todd
Jack Redmond
Grandpa Loomis
Jordan Monaghan
Christine Murray / Brody
Levi Oliver
Paul Pinnel
Calvin Green
Detective Daniel Todd
Levi Oliver
Sam Carpenter
Paul Pinel
Frank
Peter van Rooijen
Drinking Jock
Leigh Peigrave
Smoking Jock
Mark Peachy
Scared Jock
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