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Die Slow (2025)
In a sinister underground game, troubled girls and men are gassed, boxed, and forced to fight in a deadly maze, battling inner demons while hunting for clues to survive. Controlled by an unseen sadistic mastermind, they navigate a nightmarish labyrinth.
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In a sinister underground game, troubled girls and men are gassed, boxed, and forced to fight in a deadly maze, battling inner demons while hunting for clues to survive. Controlled by an unseen sadistic mastermind, they navigate a nightmarish labyrinth.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Anders Miller
In Theaters:2/2/2025
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Filmhub
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