Belladonna

Belladonna is a monster film based around the "Lamia" in ancient Greek Mythology. With tones of Giallo films of the past, Belladonna tells a story of a once child-eating snake, who has found a way to stay hidden in the modern world.

Cast

Sterling Hurst

as Sam Franco

Alyson O'Keefe

as Meridiana

David Price

as Slyvester

Jacob Crickenberger

as Rain victim

Matthew B. Moore

as Partygoer #1

Tina Reynolds

as Salad Girl

Joh Harp

as Partygoer #2

Soraja Davis

as Sam's Date

Roman Fiori

as Ben

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