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Broken (2026)

After tragedy comes back to haunt her, a young woman named Nancy struggles to rebuild a connection with her family and friends amidst a Serial Killer stalking the streets of Cleveland. Will she be the next victim or will the Detectives investigating the case solve the Murders before it's too late?
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After tragedy comes back to haunt her, a young woman named Nancy struggles to rebuild a connection with her family and friends amidst a Serial Killer stalking the streets of Cleveland. Will she be the next victim or will the Detectives investigating the case solve the Murders before it's too late?

Rating:R
Genre:Crime, Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Nate Taylor
Written By:Nate Taylor
In Theaters:5/16/2026
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Runtime:108 minutes
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