“Forbidden Fruits” (2026)
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Bait (2025)
On their way to a family get-together, the Herring family are in a bad car accident, waking in a terrifying, dark basement. Something is there with them. Caged. And it craves human flesh. With a mysterious overseer aiding the creature like a pet, the family must work together to find a way to defeat them both and make their escape.
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On their way to a family get-together, the Herring family are in a bad car accident, waking in a terrifying, dark basement. Something is there with them. Caged. And it craves human flesh. With a mysterious overseer aiding the creature like a pet, the family must work together to find a way to defeat them both and make their escape.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Sam Gurney
In Theaters:7/22/2025
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:EMRJ Entertainment
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