Let Me Out
A struggling film student battles the harsh realities of the Korean indie scene as he fights to finish his first movie, navigating absurd obstacles, industry corruption, and the blurred line between fiction and his own chaotic life.
“Some houses are possessed by demons others by dead people”
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Mark, his wife Maria and their two daughters were murdered one night at their home in a tragic and bizarre way. Two years later a newlywed couple moves into this house and they start to experience some supernatural occurrences from the very first day, but the couple also believes there are not alone in this house. A year later an alcoholic writer moves into this house to begin an investigation about the disappearance of his daughter that coincidently happened to be around the same time Mark and his entire family were murder. He uncovers what really happened to his daughter and the reason this house is possessed by dead people, but he also discovers who
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14 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Michael Placencia
as Marc
Jaqueline Siegel
as Jessica
Bill Houskeeper
as Max Gibson
Sean Michael Drake
as Ben
Ana Quintana
as Ana Gibson
Francisco Frankie
as Priest
Jacqueline Stiefel
as as Jessica
Nayeli Maldonado
as Twin Girl 1
Nicole I Maldonado
as Twin Girl 2
Mardy Price
as Man 1
Skylar Roberts
as Little girl on frame ghost
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