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Dialing Death (2026)

Three mischievous teenagers pull what they think will be a harmless prank - a late-night phone call to a random number, pretending they know dark secrets about the man on the other end. What they don't realize is that they've just called a notorious serial killer who's been lying low, and now he believes they actually know something that could expose him.
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Three mischievous teenagers pull what they think will be a harmless prank - a late-night phone call to a random number, pretending they know dark secrets about the man on the other end. What they don't realize is that they've just called a notorious serial killer who's been lying low, and now he believes they actually know something that could expose him.

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Directed By:Daniel Tucker
Written By:Wayne Peoples
In Theaters:10/23/2026
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Peoples Strategy Group

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