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The Good Neighbor
Two high school filmmakers decide to create the illusion of a haunting on an unsuspecting neighbor.
Casts & Crew
Logan Miller
Keir Gilchrist
James Caan
Bailey Noble
Lili Reinhart
Nik Dodani
Laura Innes
Edwin Hodge
Anne Dudek
Mindy Sterling
Tamlyn Tomita
Dean Cameron
William Charles Mitchell
Billy Khoury
Ted King
Luke Spencer Roberts
Elyse Dinh
Hannah Elise Pilkington
Christina Alex
Francesca Ling
Herbert Centeno
Leonel Claude
Christopher Clausi
Tonya Guadalupe
Joey Hartstone
Fred Huguez
Kimbrey Jones
Kyle Mosonyi
Ela Necker
Dennis Nicomede
Selena O'Sullivan
Pablo Ramos
Mark Rossignol
Elvira Safiulina
Katherine Stephens-Miller
Terry Stroud
Rudolph Whitcomb
Pamela Drake Wilson
Also Directed by Kasra Farahani
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