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Blackmail Box (2025)

Trapped inside a mysterious box, Jack is tormented by a sadistic voice forcing him to confront his darkest secrets, lies, and childhood trauma. As reality unravels, he must face his inner demons or be consumed by them.
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Trapped inside a mysterious box, Jack is tormented by a sadistic voice forcing him to confront his darkest secrets, lies, and childhood trauma. As reality unravels, he must face his inner demons or be consumed by them.

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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:10/6/2025
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Runtime:80 minutes
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