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Skotos (2026)
When socially anxious Cecille attends a house party to get out of her shell, her perception begins to fracture as darkness consumes the room and people begin to disappear, forcing her to confront the fears she’s tried to outrun.
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When socially anxious Cecille attends a house party to get out of her shell, her perception begins to fracture as darkness consumes the room and people begin to disappear, forcing her to confront the fears she’s tried to outrun.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Sebastian Medina
In Theaters:5/16/2026
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