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Killstreak (2025)

A group of popular game streamers are mysteriously matched together to play an unreleased survival horror game, Sweet Home. The game, rumored to have been abandoned by its developer due to strange incidents, seems like the perfect stunt to draw in viewers. However, as they progress, glitches and eerie occurrences escalate into terrifying encounters. They discover Sweet Home is haunted by an entity known as The Whistler, a malevolent force tied to the game's origins.
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A group of popular game streamers are mysteriously matched together to play an unreleased survival horror game, Sweet Home. The game, rumored to have been abandoned by its developer due to strange incidents, seems like the perfect stunt to draw in viewers. However, as they progress, glitches and eerie occurrences escalate into terrifying encounters. They discover Sweet Home is haunted by an entity known as The Whistler, a malevolent force tied to the game's origins.

Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Andrew Lawrence
Written By:Andrew Lawrence, Alberto De La Cruz, R.V. Romero
In Theaters:8/5/2025
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Spanglish Media, Gravitas Ventures, Conglomerate Media

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