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Noise Complaint (2025)

Officer Murphy responds to a routine noise complaint… But what he finds is anything but routine. Inside the home: signs of a failed exorcism, a woman on the brink, and something waiting in the dark. Time is running out— can he save her before the demon takes full control?
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Officer Murphy responds to a routine noise complaint… But what he finds is anything but routine. Inside the home: signs of a failed exorcism, a woman on the brink, and something waiting in the dark. Time is running out— can he save her before the demon takes full control?

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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:7/28/2025
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Runtime:9 minutes
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