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White Gardenia: The King James Bible (2026)
An epic-scaled avant-garde underground project that will cover both the Old and New Testament, featuring segments from various filmmakers and their beautifully extreme visions of the myriad of biblical stories.
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An epic-scaled avant-garde underground project that will cover both the Old and New Testament, featuring segments from various filmmakers and their beautifully extreme visions of the myriad of biblical stories.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Daniel Valient, Brock Bones, Douglas Post Jr., Jay Creepy, Vivian Kay Quintero, Jonathan Doe, Gore Filth, Eric Fox, Bill Cate, Celeste Henry, Daniel Zander, Jacob Green, Christian Michelsen, Marian Dora, Regan Fox
Written By:Brock Bones, Daniel Valient, Douglas Post Jr., Ash Webb, Jay Creepy
In Theaters:1/1/2026
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Runtime:225 minutes
Studio:New Film Order
Cast
Daniel Valient, Brock Bones, Douglas Post Jr., Jay Creepy, Vivian Kay Quintero, Jonathan Doe, Gore Filth, Eric Fox, Bill Cate, Celeste Henry, Daniel Zander, Jacob Green, Christian Michelsen, Marian Dora, Regan Fox
Director
Daniel Valient
Jesus Christ
Allison Schuler
Esther
Douglas Post Jr.
Joshua
Ceus Rob
God (Segment "Jacobs Ladder")
Jay Creepy
Matthias (Segment "Jacobs Ladder")
Willow Brian
Zillah / Angel 1 (Segment "Jacobs Ladder")
David Coneyworth
Dario (Segment "Jacobs Ladder")
Lily Cooke
Leah (Segment "Jacobs Ladder")
Ryu Riley
Reuben (Segment "Jacobs Ladder")
Kane Edward Dunn
Narrator (Segment "Jacobs Ladder")
Leon Spyda Riley
Luke (Segment "Jacobs Ladder")
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