Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Barbara Crampton | ... | Anne Fedder | |
Larry Fessenden | ... | Pastor Jakob Fedder | |
Bonnie Aarons | ... | The Master | |
Nyisha Bell | ... | Amelia Humphries | |
Sarah Lind | ... | Carol Fedder | |
Mark Kelly | ... | Bob Fedder | |
Robert Rusler | ... | Tom Low | |
Jay DeVon Johnson | ... | Sheriff Mike Hess | |
C.M. Punk | ... | Deputy Colton | |
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Omar Salazar | ... | Oscar |
Angelie Simone | ... | Eli (as Angelie Denizard) | |
Ned Yousef | ... | Naveed Al Amin | |
Giovannie Cruz | ... | Mariana Al Amin | |
Armani Desirae | ... | Little Girl | |
Monica L. Henry | ... | Dr. Meda |
Anne, married to a small-town Minister, feels her life has been shrinking over the past 30 years. Encountering "The Master" brings her a new sense of power and an appetite to live bolder. However, the change comes with a heavy body count.
Barbara Crampton plays a minister's wife who finds a new calling in life......well sort of. A Charming, kind of fun film because Barbara and Larry Fessenden play so well together and both are excellent in their roles. The movie starts off on some high notes , gets a bit slow and random in the middle , then picks up in the finale, but overall is better than most of the usual low budget horror fare tossed out these days. It's nicely shot, and while it doesn't outright play it for laughs, this isn't a serious horror film. What puts it a cut above is the depth given to the 2 leads and you actually like and feel for them. Worth watching.