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Chapter X (2023)

Decades after the gruesome murder of his parents, Luke learns of a forgotten inheritance; a rustic cabin buried deep in the Wasatch Mountains. The property rekindles Luke’s fragmented memories of that fateful night and unearths new horrors.
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Decades after the gruesome murder of his parents, Luke learns of a forgotten inheritance; a rustic cabin buried deep in the Wasatch Mountains. The property rekindles Luke’s fragmented memories of that fateful night and unearths new horrors.

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Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Drama
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In Theaters:11/7/2023
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:CSBradshaw, Overcranked Pictures

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