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Sexy Boy (2026)

Francis has been plagued with disturbing, sexually-charged phone calls from a mysterious stranger. Francis finds the calls exciting, but when the calls become more sinister, it becomes clear that the caller is a serial killer. As the body count increases, Francis begins to lose his grip on reality, leading to a surreal, eroticized confrontation with the murderous caller.
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Francis has been plagued with disturbing, sexually-charged phone calls from a mysterious stranger. Francis finds the calls exciting, but when the calls become more sinister, it becomes clear that the caller is a serial killer. As the body count increases, Francis begins to lose his grip on reality, leading to a surreal, eroticized confrontation with the murderous caller.

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Directed By:Ian Rosales
Written By:Ian Rosales
In Theaters:9/19/2026
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