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Cryptic Plasm

Cryptic Plasm

Oct 16, 2015 · 1h 19m

Rated 5.4 out of 10

Director

Brian Paulin

Overview

The story is about David Gates, a cryptozoologist who is hired to film his investigations. One of them being a mysterious town where all of its inhabitants have vanished without a trace. David uncovers far more than he anticipated and puts his own life at risk. Afterwards David begins to feel the bizarre effects from the town within his own biology. Meanwhile he is sent by his investor to film an exorcism. Something that is completely outside of his expertise. Already suffering from unnatural symptoms, David, who is now reluctantly in the presence of pure evil, fears that multiple inhuman forces are tearing him apart from inside.

About Cryptic Plasm

What is Cryptic Plasm about?

The story is about David Gates, a cryptozoologist who is hired to film his investigations. One of them being a mysterious town where all of its inhabitants have vanished without a trace. David uncovers far more than he anticipated and puts his own life at risk. Afterwards David begins to feel the bizarre effects from the town within his own biology. Meanwhile he is sent by his investor to film…

When was Cryptic Plasm released?

Cryptic Plasm was released on October 16, 2015.

Where can I watch Cryptic Plasm?

Cryptic Plasm is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Eternal Family, Amazon Prime Video with Ads and Bloodstream in the US. It is also available to rent or buy on Amazon Video and Fandango At Home. Availability data from JustWatch.

How long is Cryptic Plasm?

Cryptic Plasm runs 1 hour 19 minutes (79 minutes).

Who directed Cryptic Plasm?

Cryptic Plasm was directed by Brian Paulin.

Who is in the cast of Cryptic Plasm?

The cast of Cryptic Plasm includes Brian Paulin (Brian O'Reilly), Joe Olson (David Gates), Kevin Barbare (Richard Stevens), Christina Amaral (Town Victim) and Jack Anthony (Martin).

Is Cryptic Plasm on Netflix?

No, Cryptic Plasm is not on Netflix in the US. It is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Eternal Family and Amazon Prime Video with Ads instead.

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