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See You When I Get Back (2026)
Inspired by grindhouse cinema and low-budget horror of the 1970s, LA’s Inner Wave present their first feature film, See You When I Get Back. Starring the band, the film follows a struggling group on the brink of burnout, whose pursuit of success takes a supernatural turn. When the band’s frontman discovers a mysterious orb capable of granting three wishes, their dreams suddenly feel within reach—until he realizes every wish comes with a terrifying cost. What unfolds is a comical yet horrifying descent into ambition, consequence, and the price of getting what you want.
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Inspired by grindhouse cinema and low-budget horror of the 1970s, LA’s Inner Wave present their first feature film, See You When I Get Back. Starring the band, the film follows a struggling group on the brink of burnout, whose pursuit of success takes a supernatural turn. When the band’s frontman discovers a mysterious orb capable of granting three wishes, their dreams suddenly feel within reach—until he realizes every wish comes with a terrifying cost. What unfolds is a comical yet horrifying descent into ambition, consequence, and the price of getting what you want.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Comedy, Music
Written By:Pablo Sotelo, Abraham Recio
In Theaters:4/11/2026
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Runtime:60 minutes
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