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Dread (2026)
Terror takes many forms. In five chilling tales, the mundane becomes monstrous and no one gets out clean.
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Terror takes many forms. In five chilling tales, the mundane becomes monstrous and no one gets out clean.
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In Theaters:7/10/2026
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Runtime:67 minutes
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Cast
S.J. Doss, Dominic Wieneke
Director
Kristina Aponte
(segment "Dear Mirror")
Brandon E. Brooks
Man on Bike (segment "If Likes Could Kill")
Danny Donnelly
(segment "Dear Mirror")
Nathan Hults
Tom Simons (segment "Black Eyed Girl")
Desire Jansen
Linda SImon (segment "Black Eyed Girl")
Vincent Quintiliani
Frank (segment "If Likes Could Kill")
John Santomas
Spectator (segment "If Likes Could Kill")
Joe Schuck
Matty J (segment "If Likes Could Kill")
Shawn Shillingford
Obnoxious Spectator (segment "If Likes Could Kill")
Aimee Theresa
(segment "Dear Mirror")
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