Mary Had a Little Lamb (2023) [NR]

Release Date:
October 3, 2023

Original Title:
Mary Had a Little Lamb

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Dark Abyss Productions
Uncork'd Entertainment

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR 

Runtime: 80

It's fleece was red as blood.

A radio host and her crew set out to discover the truth behind some disappearances for a true crime show. They will soon learn that there is far more to discover when they meet Mary and her lamb. Who will make it out alive of this house of horrors?

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Assistant Camera:
James Daynolo

Cinematography:
Mike Brindley
Vince Knight

Colorist:
Magdalena Turnier

Director:
Jason Arber

Editor:
Oan Hostench

Electrician:
Mike Brindley

Executive Producer:
Scott Atkins

First Assistant Camera:
Zach Van Den Berg

First Assistant Director:
Ben J. Williams

Gaffer:
Toby Hills

Producer:
Tyler-James

Production Assistant:
Rene Auguste

Production Manager:
Lee Akehurst

Set Designer:
Jasmine Ebony Thomas

Set Dresser:
Jasmine Ebony Thomas

Sound:
George Palousis

Sound Mixer:
Richard Lang

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Jessica Martin

Writer:
Harrison Thomas Boxley
Sarah Josepha Hale

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