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Catfish Killer (2022)

Hannah is thrilled with how her senior year in high school is going. Her best friends always by her side, her mom is so very supportive, and she just got a coveted scholarship to Stanford University. However, Hannah joins an online chatroom where she meets a guy she falls for quickly, and things quickly go from very good to awful.
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Hannah is thrilled with how her senior year in high school is going. Her best friends always by her side, her mom is so very supportive, and she just got a coveted scholarship to Stanford University. However, Hannah joins an online chatroom where she meets a guy she falls for quickly, and things quickly go from very good to awful.

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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Directed By:Olivia Kuan
Written By:Sandra Bailey
In Theaters:7/1/2022
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:The Cartel, Lifetime

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