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Nightmare Pageant Moms (2023)

When Emilia and her daughter Sophie are left in an unexpected, dire financial situation, they discover an intriguing option to pay for Sophie’s college—entering a regional Mother[1]Daughter beauty pageant with a lucrative scholarship prize. But they don’t realize a competing mother-daughter team are willing to go to disturbing and dangerous lengths to win the crown.
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When Emilia and her daughter Sophie are left in an unexpected, dire financial situation, they discover an intriguing option to pay for Sophie’s college—entering a regional Mother[1]Daughter beauty pageant with a lucrative scholarship prize. But they don’t realize a competing mother-daughter team are willing to go to disturbing and dangerous lengths to win the crown.

Rating:PG-13
Genre:TV Movie, Thriller, Drama, Crime
Directed By:Linden Ashby
Written By:Melissa Cassera
In Theaters:5/26/2023
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Storyteller Studios, Reel One Entertainment, Lifetime

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