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Welcome Week: A College Horror Anthology (2024)
After his four siblings mysteriously die in their first weeks of college, a paranoid freshman must put his fears aside when a masked killer picks him as her next victim.
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After his four siblings mysteriously die in their first weeks of college, a paranoid freshman must put his fears aside when a masked killer picks him as her next victim.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Cory McCullough, Blake Douglas, Ethan Gomez-Zahnley, Jack McDermott, Ryan Ranc, Léonidas Ibarra
Written By:Jack McDermott, Cory McCullough, Blake Douglas, Léonidas Ibarra, Ryan Ranc, Katie Jordan
In Theaters:4/28/2024
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Screenager Productions, Gory Cory Productions, Zomboy Productions
Cast
Cory McCullough, Blake Douglas, Ethan Gomez-Zahnley, Jack McDermott, Ryan Ranc, Léonidas Ibarra
Director
Jack Mayer
Andrew
Logan Weisberg
Josh
Stacy Castiglione
Dr Pierce
Angelo Kern
Vince
Joanne Zimbler
Sarah
Jack McDermott
Security Guard #2
Rachel Sullivan
Claire
Stan Alger
Dorm Crasher #1
Ethan Gomez-Zahnley
Frat Bro #1 / Security Guard #1
Lauren Burton
Natalie
Noah Levine
Jonas the Frat Bro
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