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Memories Can Be Murder (2025)

Jeremy's final hours of work are coming to an end as the clock winds down on another night. But tonight, there will be no leaving. As the doors seemingly lock themselves with an unsettling finality, he realizes he's been drawn into a web of his own making. Trapped in the quiet, echoing abyss of the restaurant, his mind drifts to the one he loves - and the memories that they made together.
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Jeremy's final hours of work are coming to an end as the clock winds down on another night. But tonight, there will be no leaving. As the doors seemingly lock themselves with an unsettling finality, he realizes he's been drawn into a web of his own making. Trapped in the quiet, echoing abyss of the restaurant, his mind drifts to the one he loves - and the memories that they made together.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Tyler Lahousse
Written By:Tyler Lahousse
In Theaters:2/14/2025
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Camelot Studios

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