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A haunted war vet accepts an unlikely offer to watch a cat, and is plunged into a fever dream of twisted characters, sexual intrigue and catastrophic violence.
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A haunted war vet accepts an unlikely offer to watch a cat, and is plunged into a fever dream of twisted characters, sexual intrigue and catastrophic violence.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Jack Perez
In Theaters:3/15/2017
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Runtime:38 minutes
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Cast
Jack Perez
Director
Justin Villa
Grim Man
Jeff Thomas Graham
Young Man
Camille Grenier
Francoise
Karen Grassle
Mysterious Woman
Terrance Smith
Sailor
Maria Chiara Venturini
Hooker (as Maria Venturini)
Casey McHugh
John
Helen Ainley
TV Host
Rich Pagan
Man In The Bathtub (as Richard Pagan)
Reid Martin Basso
Background Ensemble - Bar Scene
Miki Hortencia Rodriguez
Background Ensemble - Bar Scene
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