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Dementium (2026)
Wyatt Bailey retreats to a secluded cabin to solve his mother’s murder. After taking DMT to confront his dead father, he’s torn between visions of his ex-girlfriend offering hope and a witch urging destruction in a battle for his soul.
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Wyatt Bailey retreats to a secluded cabin to solve his mother’s murder. After taking DMT to confront his dead father, he’s torn between visions of his ex-girlfriend offering hope and a witch urging destruction in a battle for his soul.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Kyle Sunderland, Mark Wilson Sunderland, Clayton Thompson
In Theaters:8/10/2026
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Runtime:93 minutes
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Cast
Mark Wilson Sunderland
Director
Michael Aaron Milligan
Wyatt Bailey
Karynn Moore
Cora Roberts
Doug Dawson
Scientist/Witch (as Dougie Dawson)
Kristen DeVore Rakes
Ashlyn Bedford
Adam Boyer
Jeffery Bailey
Dani Deetté
Violet
Andrew Hunter
Officer Wainwright
Alexa Rachelle Jennings
Officer Bishop
J.J. Madaris
Detective Cratchett
Muretta Moss
Willow Bailey
Luke Speakman
Young Wyatt
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