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Past Life (2026)

When an unemployed reporter is hypnotized as part of a past life regression event, he wakes not with memories of life as royalty or some other glamorous person, but instead finds himself haunted by the memories of a serial killer.
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When an unemployed reporter is hypnotized as part of a past life regression event, he wakes not with memories of life as royalty or some other glamorous person, but instead finds himself haunted by the memories of a serial killer.

Rating:R
Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Simeon Halligan
Written By:Dean Lines, Simeon Halligan, Ray Bogdanovich
In Theaters:3/20/2026
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Grimmfest Films, Worldwide Entertainment and Media, Templeheart Films, Hosscat Productions, M2 MediaPost, Slated, Uprising Studio

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