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Spirit Board: Doorway to Death (2026)
A group of bored friends play with a spirit board and accidentally conjure the ghost of a long dead serial killer. Soon, the friends and their partners are hunted down by the evil specter. Who will survive? Who will join the ghost in death? A supernatural slasher from Facemelt Features.
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A group of bored friends play with a spirit board and accidentally conjure the ghost of a long dead serial killer. Soon, the friends and their partners are hunted down by the evil specter. Who will survive? Who will join the ghost in death? A supernatural slasher from Facemelt Features.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Shawn Wright, Wade Brown
In Theaters:6/1/2026
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Facemelt Features
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