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Babushka (2025)
A possessed Babushka doll unleashes a nesting chain of malevolent entities, forcing a mother and her young daughter to confront a legacy of generational trauma—unfolding through a narrative structured like the doll itself.
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A possessed Babushka doll unleashes a nesting chain of malevolent entities, forcing a mother and her young daughter to confront a legacy of generational trauma—unfolding through a narrative structured like the doll itself.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jon James Smith
In Theaters:6/11/2025
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Thorny Devil Productions, Five-Tool Player
Cast
Jon James Smith
Director
Hayley McFarland
Annie Parker-Reed
Bourke Floyd
Sgt. Cooper
Samantha Desman
Young Annie Parker-Reed
Quinn Aune
Sophie Parker-Reed
Paul Sinacore
Jack Parker-Reed
Frank Mercuri
LAPD Officer
Lorin McCraley
Russian Orthodox Priest
Mushond Lee
CSI Supervisor Benjamin
Julie Meghan Brown
Officer Alix Sharpe
Matt Sampere
CSI Agent
Daniel Joo
Officer Davidson
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