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Death Red (2025)
Outlawed in 1984, the paint known as "Death Red" was found to contain a serial killer's victims. Legend warns that using it and uttering the phrase "open their eyes" awakens the souls within. Now, a young artist dares to use it for her magnum opus.
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Outlawed in 1984, the paint known as "Death Red" was found to contain a serial killer's victims. Legend warns that using it and uttering the phrase "open their eyes" awakens the souls within. Now, a young artist dares to use it for her magnum opus.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:10/11/2025
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:YellowVanGogh Production, Mixed Media
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