
Eating Miss Campbell
Horror · Comedy
Overview
A vegan-goth high school student falls in love with her new English teacher and develops a problematic taste for human flesh.
Top Cast


Lyndsey Craine
Lyndsey Craine
Beth Conner
Lyndsey Craine
Beth Conner
Lala Barlow
Lala Barlow
Miss Campbell
Lala Barlow
Miss Campbell


Vito Trigo
Vito Trigo
Mr. Sawyer
Vito Trigo
Mr. Sawyer


James Hamer-Morton
James Hamer-Morton
Mark Conner
James Hamer-Morton
Mark Conner


Charlie Bond
Charlie Bond
Frankie Sullivan
Charlie Bond
Frankie Sullivan


Emily Haigh
Emily Haigh
Clarissa
Emily Haigh
Clarissa


Michaela Longden
Michaela Longden
Melissa
Michaela Longden
Melissa
Sierra Summers
Sierra Summers
Sabrina
Sierra Summers
Sabrina
Alexander J Skinner
Alexander J Skinner
Ethan Rembrandt
Alexander J Skinner
Ethan Rembrandt
Justin A. Martell
Justin A. Martell
Tusk Everbone
Justin A. Martell
Tusk Everbone
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