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The Flesh People (2026)
Two roommates, desperate to feel successful in the milieu of New York City, turn to macabre money-making schemes by performing underground surgeries and serving human meat to unsuspecting customers.
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Two roommates, desperate to feel successful in the milieu of New York City, turn to macabre money-making schemes by performing underground surgeries and serving human meat to unsuspecting customers.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Keshav Srinivasan
In Theaters:3/24/2026
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Spinning Lantern Productions LLC
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