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Title: The Mortuary Collection (2019)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Tristan Byon | ... | Bill | |
| Eden Campbell | ... | Katie | |
| Hannah R. Loyd | ... | Jen (as Hannah Lloyd) | |
| Clancy Brown | ... | Montgomery Dark | |
| Caitlin Custer | ... | Sam (as Caitlin Fisher) | |
| Christine Kilmer | ... | Emma | |
| Mike C. Nelson | ... | Dr. Harold Kubler | |
| Jacob Elordi | ... | Jake | |
| Brennan Murray | ... | Connor | |
| Michael Bow | ... | Todd | |
| Ema Horvath | ... | Sandra | |
| Ethan Clossin | ... | College Student | |
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Anthony Farrington Jr. | ... | College Student |
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Darryl Love | ... | College Student (as Daryl Love) |
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Clavacia Love | ... | College Student (as Clavacia Smith) |
A creepy old mortician manages a very strange mortuary all alone until a young woman shows interest in working for him. The mortician tells the young apprentice a series of stories about those that have died in the town. Written by Fella_shibby@yahoo.com
Adults - If your into campy horror flicks, this ones for you! Teens - Will probably have fun with this one! Kids - Would be fascinated, only it's not recommended due to all of the gore! (Perhaps a PG-13 version or a TV version that's censored would suffice)
Yes, I would recommend this movie!
This is one of those campy horror movie flicks that you should give a watch, only if you've got nothing else to watch! Honestly have some mixed feelings about the film. As I've always been a fan of Clancy Brown. An always have had an attachment to Horror Anthology's ever since I was a kid. This does however feel a bit like a tamer version of the Creepshow tv series. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing! As I'm somewhat biased here, because I'm very partial to traditional 80's and 90's horror films / tv shows / anthology's that utilized practical effects over cgi. But is a comparison that is strictly subjective from ones particular point of view in which they favor more!.. If you catch my drift.. 😉