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Godmother (2026)
A meticulously planned desert couples' vacation spirals into chaos when family tensions and a pair of mysterious hosts with devilish intentions transform a romantic getaway into a nightmare.
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A meticulously planned desert couples' vacation spirals into chaos when family tensions and a pair of mysterious hosts with devilish intentions transform a romantic getaway into a nightmare.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:John Veron, Alanah Pearce
In Theaters:9/17/2026
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Charred Pictures
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