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The Angels (2023)
On an ordinary night, a couple makes dinner in their kitchen. While cooking, one accidentally butt-dials the other leaving a voicemail. They listen to it, expecting a recanting of their evening, but quickly realize what they’re hearing is a shockingly different conversation.
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On an ordinary night, a couple makes dinner in their kitchen. While cooking, one accidentally butt-dials the other leaving a voicemail. They listen to it, expecting a recanting of their evening, but quickly realize what they’re hearing is a shockingly different conversation.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Abby Rae Cornelius, Cheri Green
In Theaters:8/26/2023
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:12:34 Films
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