
The Man & The Scarecrow
Horror · Drama
Overview
Following a personal loss, a grieving man develops an unhealthy companionship with a scarecrow...
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Jacob A. Ware
Jacob A. Ware
The Man
Jacob A. Ware
The Man


Kelly Grago
Kelly Grago
Michelle
Kelly Grago
Michelle
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