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Dinner to Die For (2025)
When two true-crime obsessed friends turn a dinner party into a dangerous role-playing game, fantasy and reality collide, and one deadly mistake leaves no one at the table innocent.
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When two true-crime obsessed friends turn a dinner party into a dangerous role-playing game, fantasy and reality collide, and one deadly mistake leaves no one at the table innocent.
Rating:
Genre:Thriller, Horror, Romance
Written By:Diana Mills Smith, Orr Koren, Cameron Scott
In Theaters:9/22/2025
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:OC House
Cast
Diana Mills Smith
Director
Shamilla Miller
Hannah
Steven John Ward
Evan
Nina Erasmus
Blaire
Brendan Sean Murray
Brent
Siya Mayola
Bongani Skosana - Reporter
Suraya-Rose Santos
Dead Susan
Hein De Vries
Forest Killer #1
Toni Jean Erasmus
Forest Killer #2
Amy Loureth
Podcast Woman
Norman Trent
Hannah's Guest #1
Shaquille Rabada
Hannah's Guest #2
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