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Rumpelstiltskin (2025)

A married couple are expecting a new baby and in the allotted room for the unborn child there's a sewing machine and yarn basket. The husband soon uncovers a mask hidden in the yarn basket, puts it on and is slowly possessed by the entity of Rumpelstiltskin turning him into a monster who uses sewing needles and yarn to kill.
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A married couple are expecting a new baby and in the allotted room for the unborn child there's a sewing machine and yarn basket. The husband soon uncovers a mask hidden in the yarn basket, puts it on and is slowly possessed by the entity of Rumpelstiltskin turning him into a monster who uses sewing needles and yarn to kill.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Brett Bentman
Written By:Brett Bentman
In Theaters:10/17/2025
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:B22 Films, ITN Studios, ITN Distribution

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