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In the Valley (2025)
Lost in the vast Southern California desert, Josh wakes alone after a night with a mysterious Cowboy. As the landscape twists into a waking nightmare, Josh must uncover the truth about the Cowboy, the cloaked figures watching him, and his own forgotten past—before the desert claims him forever.
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Lost in the vast Southern California desert, Josh wakes alone after a night with a mysterious Cowboy. As the landscape twists into a waking nightmare, Josh must uncover the truth about the Cowboy, the cloaked figures watching him, and his own forgotten past—before the desert claims him forever.
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Genre:Horror, Romance, Science Fiction
Written By:Adam Van Dyke
In Theaters:8/3/2025
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Skull Globe Productions
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