The Creepypasta Episodes: Remastered (2023)
A documentary covering the remastering process of first season of the horror anthology series that adapts internet horror stories into short, interconnected films.
Top billed cast
Jacob RohrbachSelf/Various Characters
Erin JohnsonFriend / Mom (Grocery List)- Chase SmellDetective James (Grocery List)
- Zach ChristinPsychologist / Zach / The Figure
- Eric GoodfellowMitch (Eyeless Jack)
- Zackery FournierEdwin (Eyeless Jack)
- Sadie NickersonBarbie Jones
- Kristina CoxGirlfriend (Barbie.avi)
- Bishop ViolettVarious Characters
Drake DalgleishNick Rodriguez
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