“Forbidden Fruits” (2026)
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Lockdown (2024)
A group of four students find themselves trapped in the same classroom when their university goes on lockdown. But soon, they realize this isn't just any lockdown. Something terrifying is out there... but the room they're in may become just as dangerous.
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A group of four students find themselves trapped in the same classroom when their university goes on lockdown. But soon, they realize this isn't just any lockdown. Something terrifying is out there... but the room they're in may become just as dangerous.
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In Theaters:4/7/2024
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