The Warning

2015
1h 31m

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Determined to get ahead in the competitive world of TV journalism, a woman investigates a local legend of people vanishing at the hands of a satanic cult but finds that she herself becomes t... Read allDetermined to get ahead in the competitive world of TV journalism, a woman investigates a local legend of people vanishing at the hands of a satanic cult but finds that she herself becomes the hunted.Determined to get ahead in the competitive world of TV journalism, a woman investigates a local legend of people vanishing at the hands of a satanic cult but finds that she herself becomes the hunted.

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Summer Moore

Taylor Skye

Jeff Allen

Brad

Christina Pascucci

Self

Tiffany Joy Williams

Angel

Karl Brevik

Lurker

Sonja Cimone

Girl
(as Sonja Cimone Koblischke)

Aeon Cruz

Jamie Demeter

Beth

Lyle DeRose

Alien Man

Mary Ann Hogan

Scary Interviewee

Bob Hurst

Tennessee Jack

Ashley M. Kalfas

Jamie

Grant Benjamin Leibowitz

Colby

Michelle Dawn Sharpe

Girl
(as Michelle Sharpe)

Stefanie Smith

Stephanie

Pleasant Wayne

Girl
(voice)

Bill George Wright

Satanist

Director
- Dirk Hagen
Writer
- Summer Moore
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Lyrics & Music by Laura Serafine & Joerg Kohring
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9/10

True Story. Light Horror.

I really enjoyed this film. I'm from Colorado & heard stories in the 1980s about this area. I'm not a big found footage fan but was surprised liked it. Heard some of the buzz in CO for the film & many of the incidents in the film are taken from interviews of real people. Humorous & not gory (which I appreciate). I'd call it a "Light Horror" b/c the topic is eerie.