Bedbug

A little girl tries to document the monster under her bed while defending herself against her mother's abusive boyfriend.

Cast

Caitlin Carmichael

as Dee

Edi Gathegi

as Frank

Arjun Gupta

as Amal

Andrea Guttag

as Annie

Justin Welborn

as Steve

Nicole Taylor

as Lily

Fernanda Andrade

as Monster

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