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Witch of the Woods (2022)
An everyday insurance broker, Doug Richards (Played by: Douglas Rouillard) faces job loss and decides to follow his passions of becoming a natures landscape photographer. His journey to start his new life begins at beautiful and historic house deep in the New England woods. However, over the coming days, random and unexplained acts seem to haunt him and this home. Eventually, Doug realizes he is not alone, but sharing this home with an entity that is trying to capture his soul before he figures it out.
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An everyday insurance broker, Doug Richards (Played by: Douglas Rouillard) faces job loss and decides to follow his passions of becoming a natures landscape photographer. His journey to start his new life begins at beautiful and historic house deep in the New England woods. However, over the coming days, random and unexplained acts seem to haunt him and this home. Eventually, Doug realizes he is not alone, but sharing this home with an entity that is trying to capture his soul before he figures it out.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:9/29/2022
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:DR Productions, Digital Narrative
Cast
Douglas Rouillard, Darien F. Rodriguez
Director
Douglas Rouillard
Doug Richards
Bryn Berg
Mother
Justin M. Tolliver
Father
Christy Allen
Cafe Cashier
John Basiliere
Hardware Store Clerk
Eric Blount
Martin
Christopher Buckner
Witchcraft Store Clerk
Dean Deluca
Police Officer #1
Troy Forman
Boss
Rp Hale
Dr. Helms
Christine Herbert
Cafe Patron
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