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Leave (2026)
Architect Jesse Hughes uproots his wife and their two kids to an old house in the countryside, in the middle of nowhere, to try to piece back together an almost broken marriage. But Keith later finds that sometimes a change is not always the best solution when they get some unexpected visitors in their new home.
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Architect Jesse Hughes uproots his wife and their two kids to an old house in the countryside, in the middle of nowhere, to try to piece back together an almost broken marriage. But Keith later finds that sometimes a change is not always the best solution when they get some unexpected visitors in their new home.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Chris Stokes, Marques Houston
In Theaters:1/16/2026
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Studio:Footage Films
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