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Dark Cuts: A Thriller Anthology (2025)
A pulse-pounding collection of five short films, each delivering a unique slice of suspense, obsession, and psychological terror-where every decision could be your last.
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A pulse-pounding collection of five short films, each delivering a unique slice of suspense, obsession, and psychological terror-where every decision could be your last.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Austin Kase, Michael Marantz, Tania Cattebeke Laconich
In Theaters:8/6/2025
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