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48 Hours (2026)
When sophomore Tyler Cameron vanishes without a trace, his roommate Brandon James receives a chilling warning: he has 48 hours to find him… or to discover what’s left. Every hour brings new threats, new clues, and the terrifying realization that someone is watching Brandon’s every move.
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When sophomore Tyler Cameron vanishes without a trace, his roommate Brandon James receives a chilling warning: he has 48 hours to find him… or to discover what’s left. Every hour brings new threats, new clues, and the terrifying realization that someone is watching Brandon’s every move.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror, Mystery, Comedy, Action
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In Theaters:3/20/2026
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:NW Studios, SN Pictures
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