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Ever After (2026)
A group of girlfriends arrive at a forest lodge to celebrate, but things take a horrific turn as they realize that the forest is home to bloodthirsty lunatics who perceive themselves to be characters from classic fairy tales.
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A group of girlfriends arrive at a forest lodge to celebrate, but things take a horrific turn as they realize that the forest is home to bloodthirsty lunatics who perceive themselves to be characters from classic fairy tales.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Fantasy
Written By:László Illés, Gera Laszlo Krisztian
In Theaters:9/4/2026
Box Office:
Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Intergalactic Pictures, Blizzard Pictures, Five Fork Films, Harambee Grey-Sun Productions, McClurg Productions, Stag Mountain Films
Cast
László Illés
Director
Malcolm McDowell
The Frog King (voice)
Mark Sheppard
The Ringmaster
Bonnie Aarons
The Witch
Michael Berryman
The Huntsman
Kane Hodder
Big Bad Wolf (voice)
Rebecka Johnston
The Mother
Riana Emma Balla
Little Red Riding Hood
Maria de Sá
Amy
Lydia Pearl Pentz
Wendy
Harry Szovik
Herbert
Philippe Reinhardt
Prince Charming
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