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Old Nick (2026)

After the capture of a notorious serial killer, a young detective finds herself haunted by the case that defined her career. As she reviews the evidence alone late one night, strange occurrences begin to blur the line between reality and obsession—forcing her to confront whether the evil she chased ever truly left.
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After the capture of a notorious serial killer, a young detective finds herself haunted by the case that defined her career. As she reviews the evidence alone late one night, strange occurrences begin to blur the line between reality and obsession—forcing her to confront whether the evil she chased ever truly left.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Canyon DiMare
Written By:Canyon DiMare
In Theaters:10/28/2026
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Runtime:17 minutes
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