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Don't Look Away (2023)

After a gang of criminals unintentionally unleashes a supernatural force onto the world, a young woman named Frankie is convinced she's being stalked by a killer mannequin. Frankie soon realizes that her friends are in jeopardy too. She must find the man who holds the key to stopping the killings, but Frankie knows that once you see the mannequin, there may be no end in sight, except for your own.
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After a gang of criminals unintentionally unleashes a supernatural force onto the world, a young woman named Frankie is convinced she's being stalked by a killer mannequin. Frankie soon realizes that her friends are in jeopardy too. She must find the man who holds the key to stopping the killings, but Frankie knows that once you see the mannequin, there may be no end in sight, except for your own.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Michael Bafaro
Written By:Michael Mitton, Michael Bafaro
In Theaters:9/1/2023
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Level 33 Entertainment, IndustryWorks Studios, Supersonic Pictures, Michaels

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