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Delivery (2023)
In the suspenseful thriller "Delivery," a man opting for a quiet night in, orders food but gets more than he bargained for. After receiving a mysterious text claiming his meal has arrived, John discovers an empty porch. Confused, he engages in a chilling exchange with an unknown number that insists the delivery is there. With a twist that blurs the lines between reality and a horrifying delivery, the story unfolds into a nightmarish ordeal that challenges the very notion of trust and safety. "Delivery" is a gripping tale of unexpected terror that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.
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In the suspenseful thriller "Delivery," a man opting for a quiet night in, orders food but gets more than he bargained for. After receiving a mysterious text claiming his meal has arrived, John discovers an empty porch. Confused, he engages in a chilling exchange with an unknown number that insists the delivery is there. With a twist that blurs the lines between reality and a horrifying delivery, the story unfolds into a nightmarish ordeal that challenges the very notion of trust and safety. "Delivery" is a gripping tale of unexpected terror that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Beau Horyza, Dylan Horyza, Jared Scrivo
In Theaters:10/27/2023
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Mostly Cloudy Films
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