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Ghosted (2027)
Councilman Jamie Blake is used to leaving women in the dust—charming on the first few dates, then gone without a trace. But when he “ghosts” Arnelle, he finds himself haunted in the most literal sense.
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Councilman Jamie Blake is used to leaving women in the dust—charming on the first few dates, then gone without a trace. But when he “ghosts” Arnelle, he finds himself haunted in the most literal sense.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Awsim Amin, Eijah Kelley, Teranee Fransha
In Theaters:2/12/2027
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:StreamDMV, Uplift Works Inc, Mr Know It All LLC
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