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A Bloody Mess (2026)
A true-crime documentarian and her trusty crew investigate a small-town tragedy that’s faded into memory as a national joke. As her determination to uncover the truth becomes more and more intense, her methods become less and less ethical—until they become dangerous.
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A true-crime documentarian and her trusty crew investigate a small-town tragedy that’s faded into memory as a national joke. As her determination to uncover the truth becomes more and more intense, her methods become less and less ethical—until they become dangerous.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Daniel Hayden
In Theaters:9/18/2026
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:A Messy Mess
Cast
Daniel Hayden
Director
Sydney O'Toole
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Mary Birdsong
Elaine Blair
Anna Bezahler
Drew Taylor
Dhruv Uday Singh
Brian Paxton
James Werner
Eugene Warren
Jim Woods
Ted Cower
Cameron Kelly
Melissa Albright
Casey Feigh
Aaron Albright
Greyson Reilly
Guille Albright
Matt O'Toole
Benjamin Darling
Betsy Sodaro
Jenn Wernick
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