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The Face of Horror (2026)

In medieval England, the beautiful Eleanor pines away for her errant husband, the handsome but adulterous knight Edward. When Edward’s treachery culminates in a tragedy that robs Eleanor first of her beauty and then of her life, she returns as a ghost to eke bloody revenge on Edward and his new bride.
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In medieval England, the beautiful Eleanor pines away for her errant husband, the handsome but adulterous knight Edward. When Edward’s treachery culminates in a tragedy that robs Eleanor first of her beauty and then of her life, she returns as a ghost to eke bloody revenge on Edward and his new bride.

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Genre:Horror, Romance
Directed By:Anna Biller
Written By:Anna Biller
In Theaters:9/18/2026
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Good Chaos, Bluebeard Pictures, Head Gear Films, Metrol Technology, Sirena Film

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