A Taste of Phobia (2018)
For this anthology movie, producers Vestra Pictures assigned international directors with a phobia and set them to work making a horror short about it.
Top billed cast
Roberta Gemma
Michael J. EpsteinElijah (segment "Somniphobia")
Lianne O'SheaDelivery person (segment "Somniphobia")
Tyler SageThe boss (segment "Somniphobia") (voice)- Edwin GarciaEdwin
- Alessandro G.A. D'AlessandroJesus
Clint BeaverRedneck #1- Elisa Carrera FumagalliLily (segment Hemophobia)
Kehinde BankoleMary- Mark Thompson-AshworthThe fish (voice)
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