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Don't Touch That Dial (2025)
A young girl awake past her bed time gets a little too scared watching the legendary midnight horror host Hector Specter. When he speaks to her through the television screen, the two begin to play a sinister game…
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A young girl awake past her bed time gets a little too scared watching the legendary midnight horror host Hector Specter. When he speaks to her through the television screen, the two begin to play a sinister game…
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Nathaniel Hendricks, Spencer Lucas
In Theaters:10/31/2025
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Mirror Ghost Films
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