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The Cult of Kiros (2025)

After being abruptly evicted from his apartment, Mateo returns to his hometown, seeking refuge in a local house-sitting job. But as the house's silence settles in, he begins to sense a presence lurking beneath- something that has chosen Mateo for something much bigger than himself.
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After being abruptly evicted from his apartment, Mateo returns to his hometown, seeking refuge in a local house-sitting job. But as the house's silence settles in, he begins to sense a presence lurking beneath- something that has chosen Mateo for something much bigger than himself.

Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Tyler Lahousse
Written By:Tyler Lahousse, Brandon Conley
In Theaters:3/7/2025
Box Office:$100
Runtime:34 minutes
Studio:Camelot Studios

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