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Re/Member: The Last Night (2026)
Three years after completing a deadly game, high schoolers trapped in a looping nightmare must survive brutal encounters and unravel a terrifying curse.
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Three years after completing a deadly game, high schoolers trapped in a looping nightmare must survive brutal encounters and unravel a terrifying curse.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Harumi Doki, Yuki Hara
In Theaters:3/5/2026
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Japan, Robot Communications, dentsu, Discovery Next, KDDI, WOWOW, Universal Music Japan, UUUM, Tohan, Futabasha, Lawson Entertainment, MBS, Starts Publishing Corporation, Yami, Shueisha, Movie Walker
Cast
Eiichiro Hasumi
Director
Kanna Hashimoto
Asuka Morisaki
Gordon Maeda
Takahiro Ise
Kaito Sakurai
Rikuto Ichinose
Marin Honda
Arisa Kinoshita
Seira Anzai
Hayakawa Misaki
Fuku Suzuki
Tanabe Yamato
Yoshino Kimura
Haruka
Takeaki Yoshida
Sameda Wataru
Fuju Kamio
Atsushi Kiyomiya
Kotaro Daigo
Shota Uranishi
Hohomi Nasu
Mirei Saeki
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