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Tales of the Macabre (2026)

On Halloween night 1984, a grief-stricken late-night radio host shares the legend of the Crimson Witch with his listeners, but as exhaustion takes hold, he begins to fear the story may be coming to life.
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On Halloween night 1984, a grief-stricken late-night radio host shares the legend of the Crimson Witch with his listeners, but as exhaustion takes hold, he begins to fear the story may be coming to life.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:James Steele Haney
Written By:James Steele Haney
In Theaters:5/23/2026
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Company 3

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