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Give Me Back My Body! (2026)
Jack, a quadriplegic, and Lina, his day nurse, spy on neighbors with a drone and stumble upon a serial killer. When Lina finds a mysterious relic inside the killer's house, it transports her and Jack to an underworld where they switch bodies and are forced to kill for a creature. Embracing the killing inside Lina's body, will Jack want to switch back?
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Jack, a quadriplegic, and Lina, his day nurse, spy on neighbors with a drone and stumble upon a serial killer. When Lina finds a mysterious relic inside the killer's house, it transports her and Jack to an underworld where they switch bodies and are forced to kill for a creature. Embracing the killing inside Lina's body, will Jack want to switch back?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Nick McCallum
In Theaters:1/6/2026
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:All Channel Films
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