DEEP CUT

Name: DEEP CUT
Director: Michelle Farrah Huang
Genre: Thriller, Comedy
Released: 2024-07-20
Cast: Michelle Farrah Huang, Sugar Lyn Beard, Keir Gilchrist, Torre Catalano, Nathan Graham Smith

I'm starting to believe you.

2024 · 14 min · Thriller, Comedy

Two fast friends on a low-budget horror set become more than enemies over a bottle of wine and a game of wits.

Directed by Michelle Farrah Huang · Written by Michelle Farrah Huang

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