Inferno (2026)
Twenty years after a mysterious energy-gathering event, Dante remains haunted by what he witnessed that night. Withdrawn and unstable, he can no longer distinguish memory from hallucination. As his children investigate the tragedy that fractured their family, they uncover a past shaped by suppressed memories, guilt, and unresolved consequences. Meanwhile, Dante is pursued by Virgil, a spectral presence who acts as both guide and tormentor. Through a series of psychological trials, Virgil forces him to confront his distorted recollections, moral failures, and the truth of what happened in 2022. As past and present collide, Dante and his children must face their conflicting versions of the truth—and discover whether understanding it will bring forgiveness and redemption or cost them their sanity.
Director: Jacob Huff
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Jacob Huff as Dante / Josh / Thai Voice / Latin Voice |
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Nicholas DiMinno as Shane |
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Keira Legan as Kate |
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Julian Kullick as Jules |
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Ashton Gambil as Ash |
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Amelia Fernandez as Avery |
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Kenna Agnew as Salem |
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Reagan Arnold as Bill McQueen |
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Malik Nunn as Virgil |
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McKenzie Cole as Clown 1 |
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Casey Gould as Clown 2 |
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Justin Kottman as Wasabi |
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Louis Morrison as Louis |
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John Michael as Guy in a suit |
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Sebastian Garcia as Growler spirit |
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Brandon Nyguen as Repentance spirit/Vietnamese voice |
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Quinn Kroll as Polish (voice) |
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Veronica Suarez as Spanish (voice) |
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Murillo Moretti as Portuguese (voice) |
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Tyler Huff as Armstrong |
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Jack Hyde as Pete |
| Directing | Jacob Huff | Director |
| Camera | Veronica Suarez | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Tommy DiMinno | Additional Photography |
| Camera | Dominiqua Ivey | Additional Photography |
| Sound | John Michael | Music |
| Writing | Jacob Huff | Writer |
| Editing | Jacob Huff | Editor |
