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A Detox Horrific (2024)

A down on his luck junky decides to lock himself in his basement for detox. He could have never predicted his demons would manifest. How far would you go to get clean? A Detox Horrific explores the horrors and misery of withdrawal symptoms as Jax navigates his new and claustrophobic situation. As he tries to fill his time to distract himself from the pain - something is manifesting down the hallway - something sinister. In order for Jax to come out of the other side of his addiction, he will have to face his demons and confront himself before it's too late. One thing is for sure - this is A Detox Horrific.
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A down on his luck junky decides to lock himself in his basement for detox. He could have never predicted his demons would manifest. How far would you go to get clean? A Detox Horrific explores the horrors and misery of withdrawal symptoms as Jax navigates his new and claustrophobic situation. As he tries to fill his time to distract himself from the pain - something is manifesting down the hallway - something sinister. In order for Jax to come out of the other side of his addiction, he will have to face his demons and confront himself before it's too late. One thing is for sure - this is A Detox Horrific.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Josh Staab
Written By:Josh Staab
In Theaters:10/9/2024
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Runtime:72 minutes
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