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Fatal Detour (2025)
A demented tech genius lures unsuspecting influencers into his nightmarish mansion by hacking their luxury electric vehicles. Once trapped inside, the group faces the monstrous brute MOFF and his sadistic master. Two ordinary girls, Donna and Laren, who stumble upon the mansion, must fight to survive as they uncover the horrifying secrets behind the EV death trap.
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A demented tech genius lures unsuspecting influencers into his nightmarish mansion by hacking their luxury electric vehicles. Once trapped inside, the group faces the monstrous brute MOFF and his sadistic master. Two ordinary girls, Donna and Laren, who stumble upon the mansion, must fight to survive as they uncover the horrifying secrets behind the EV death trap.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller, Horror
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In Theaters:9/18/2025
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Runtime:90 minutes
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