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Fatal Lust (2024)

Carson J. Kimbrough is a successful Atlanta attorney with a seemingly perfect life. But when his estranged identical twin, Cameron is released from prison, long buried resentments start coming to light, the brothers struggle to find common ground in their relationship and the inequity starts to make Cameron bitter. With Carson's fiancee Brianna in his crosshairs, Cameron starts down a dark path in pursuit of vengence against the brother who left him behind.
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Carson J. Kimbrough is a successful Atlanta attorney with a seemingly perfect life. But when his estranged identical twin, Cameron is released from prison, long buried resentments start coming to light, the brothers struggle to find common ground in their relationship and the inequity starts to make Cameron bitter. With Carson's fiancee Brianna in his crosshairs, Cameron starts down a dark path in pursuit of vengence against the brother who left him behind.

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Directed By:Nina Stakz
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In Theaters:5/31/2024
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Runtime:120 minutes
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