The Hat Man: Documented Cases of Pure Evil (2019)
Eyewitnesses across the globe describe encountering the same evil entity.
Top billed cast
Alan MaxsonThe Hat Man / The Grinning Man- Asfandyar JanjuaShadow Creature
- Erik TveitmoeThe Hat Man / Tall Man / Shadow People
- Jenny BrundageMaria
- Melanie AksamitOld Hag
- Niko BrooksSleeping Mother / Sleeping Boyfriend
- Olivia de BoutrayGinger
Sierra HawkinsTianne / Black-Eyed Children- Tim McCordSleeping Victim
- Rosemary Ellen GuileyHerself
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