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The Exotic Zoo of Terror (2026)

Mr. Exotic wakes up to his zoo completely destroyed - animals have escaped, enclosures are torn apart, and his home lies in ruins. As predators roam free and chaos spreads, he must uncover who is responsible for the devastation. While the animals kill, he seeks justice - no matter the cost.
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Mr. Exotic wakes up to his zoo completely destroyed - animals have escaped, enclosures are torn apart, and his home lies in ruins. As predators roam free and chaos spreads, he must uncover who is responsible for the devastation. While the animals kill, he seeks justice - no matter the cost.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Blaize Tudor
Written By:Blaize Tudor
In Theaters:2/26/2026
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