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Braxton (2024)
Hollywood's Tanner Braxton arrives in a small town for a film shoot, only to be stranded in his hotel after an unexpected ice storm. As the days drag on, eerie and inexplicable events escalate, forcing him to confront the sinister forces lurking within.
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Hollywood's Tanner Braxton arrives in a small town for a film shoot, only to be stranded in his hotel after an unexpected ice storm. As the days drag on, eerie and inexplicable events escalate, forcing him to confront the sinister forces lurking within.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Mike Brown, Akira Talaba
In Theaters:8/1/2024
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Runtime:39 minutes
Studio:CHAD Films
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