Dead & Rotting

Year: 2002

Runtime: 72 mins

Language: English

Director: David P. Barton

HorrorHorror

Three prankster friends inadvertently aid in the murder of an ancient witch named Abigail’s son, unleashing her vengeful fury. Driven by rage, Abigail seduces the trio and manipulates the offspring they have created, turning their own cursed progeny against them. The result is a gruesome cascade of death and decay.

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