The David Robert Pollock Show: Fear God, Die And Be Forgotten (2025) [NR]

Release Date:
July 23, 2025

Original Title:
The David Robert Pollock Show: Fear God, Die And Be Forgotten

Genres:
Comedy | Horror

Production Companies:
Apollo ‘95
Simon & Simon & Simon

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR 

Runtime: 30

Fear God, Die And Be Forgotten

David Robert Pollock is missing, loved ones have disappeared, and out of desperation the crew of The David Robert Pollock Show turn to the dark arts. As they say, the show must go on!

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Associate Producer:
Gabriel Gonzales

Camera Production Assistant:
Avery Beck

Color Grading:
Jaydon Charles

Director:
David Robert Pollock

Director of Photography:
Jaydon Charles

Editorial Production Assistant:
Simon "Eddie" Russek

Music Score Producer:
Jeremy Leasure

Producer:
Dalton Pate

Production Artist:
Jake Garcia

Production Design:
Nicole Miller
Adam Aguilar
Gabriel Gonzales
Olivia Alonso Gough

Sound Designer:
David Robert Pollock
Simon "Eddie" Russek

Title Designer:
Chloë Malmquist

Visual Effects:
Christian Davis

Wardrobe Coordinator:
Daniel McCook

Writer:
David Robert Pollock

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