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Calling All Villains (2026)

With the permanent cancellation of PUZZLEVISION, a former streaming service and media company, Mr. Puzzles is left choosing what to do next with his life after leaving his fame-seeking ambitions behind for good. Suddenly, he receives an invitation to a tournament for dastardly evil-doers that offers him a second chance—and promises to give him the perfect chance at redemption.
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With the permanent cancellation of PUZZLEVISION, a former streaming service and media company, Mr. Puzzles is left choosing what to do next with his life after leaving his fame-seeking ambitions behind for good. Suddenly, he receives an invitation to a tournament for dastardly evil-doers that offers him a second chance—and promises to give him the perfect chance at redemption.

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Genre:Action, Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Fantasy, Science Fiction
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In Theaters:10/31/2026
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Runtime:30 minutes
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