Do Not Watch: Catherine Corcoran stars in horror film from Unsolved Mysteries cinematographer
Terrifier's Catherine Corcoran has signed on to star in Do Not Watch, a horror film from Unsolved Mysteries cinematographer Justin Janowitz.
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Terrifier's Catherine Corcoran has signed on to star in Do Not Watch, a horror film from Unsolved Mysteries cinematographer Justin Janowitz.
The actor, 58, who plays a father who has lost his son in the movie, cut a dapper figure in a black suit as he joined Zachary Quinto, 44, at the screening in NYC on Tuesday night.
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