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Redhorn (2026)
At a remote summer sleep-away camp, a lonely newcomer named Mateo tries to win over a group of boys who quickly turn against him. After his attempts to gain their acceptance backfire and tensions boil over, Mateo is pushed to the edge, clinging to one final, dangerous idea.
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At a remote summer sleep-away camp, a lonely newcomer named Mateo tries to win over a group of boys who quickly turn against him. After his attempts to gain their acceptance backfire and tensions boil over, Mateo is pushed to the edge, clinging to one final, dangerous idea.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Matthew Zotos, Aidan Schachter
In Theaters:6/1/2026
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Runtime:15 minutes
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