The trailer for Death Letter Blues hints at a supernatural mystery.
Dark Sky Films has unveiled a poster and trailer for Death Letter Blues, a supernatural mystery-thriller from writer-directors Strack Azar and Michael Stevantoni.
Sherman Augustus portrays Father Moss, a priest grappling with his faith, who discovers unsettling connections between a death in his small town and the persistent nightmares he experiences. Watch the trailer below…
A small community is shaken by the enigmatic death of "Feral Boy," a local legend discovered in the woods as a child. Father Moss, a priest struggling with his beliefs, unearths disturbing parallels between this tragic event and his own dreams.
Death Letter Blues is scheduled for release on August 8th.
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