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Fatal Harmony (2025)

Fatal Harmony is a stylish descent into obsession, ambition, and the deadly cost of a comeback. The film follows once-famous pop star Lena as she retreats to a remote cabin with her manager to write her next big hit. But between the snowy isolation, and a growing sense of paranoia, Lena’s writers block quickly becomes the least of her worries.
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Fatal Harmony is a stylish descent into obsession, ambition, and the deadly cost of a comeback. The film follows once-famous pop star Lena as she retreats to a remote cabin with her manager to write her next big hit. But between the snowy isolation, and a growing sense of paranoia, Lena’s writers block quickly becomes the least of her worries.

Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Nick Noyes
Written By:Nick Noyes
In Theaters:10/10/2025
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:A Part of the Chaos

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