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Mandelbrot Hall: Pilot (2026)
Jackie's first year at art school curdles into cosmic horror when her friend Jimmy vanishes, and she alone remembers him. Her search for answers leads her to the dilapidated basement of her dormitory, where she comes face to face with the unknowable.
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Jackie's first year at art school curdles into cosmic horror when her friend Jimmy vanishes, and she alone remembers him. Her search for answers leads her to the dilapidated basement of her dormitory, where she comes face to face with the unknowable.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Comedy, Fantasy, Animation
Written By:Ren Abueg, Milo Ferguson, Reid Sandlund
In Theaters:8/8/2026
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Studio Flimpo
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