Promo poster and synopsis for Edward Furlong-led horror flick Stitch

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 13 years ago

Last Updated on August 2, 2021

We first wrote about STITCH in March of 2011, and it doesn’t look like we’ve touched it since. But today a promo poster for the Adrian Ajai Mathai-directed film has arrived, accompanied by a detailed synopsis. This one stars Edward Furlong, who will always be an interesting screen presence, despite his various problems off camera.

Grieving parents Marsden (Edward Furlong) and Serafina (Shawna Waldron) cope with the loss of their young daughter. At the height of their desperation, they turn to their best friends Pirino and Colline for healing advice. Their well-meaning friends take them on a week-end retreat to perform a ritual to help them mourn. Unfortunately, the amateur ritual goes awry and cosmic forces are unleashed.
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Laurence Mason, Shirly Brener and Diane Salinger co-star in STITCH, which doesn’t yet have a release date. Hopefully one makes itself available soon.

Shawna Waldron

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