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The Grimm Backward (2024)

Krista (Megan Davis), a cocktail waitress, and Dean, her slacker boyfriend, have plans to spend some time alone together. That is until Dean hears a disturbing voice mail message from his roommate Micah which forces the couple to abandon their weekend getaway to look for him instead. Ominously, when they follow Micah's trail, the remote, desert town reveals no trace of him. As the mystery deepens, the young couple comes face-to-face with their worst nightmares (The Grimm). And learn the hard way that not all nightmares end when you wake up. - (They are to be offered up as sacrifice to a sinister force, not of this world)
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Krista (Megan Davis), a cocktail waitress, and Dean, her slacker boyfriend, have plans to spend some time alone together. That is until Dean hears a disturbing voice mail message from his roommate Micah which forces the couple to abandon their weekend getaway to look for him instead. Ominously, when they follow Micah's trail, the remote, desert town reveals no trace of him. As the mystery deepens, the young couple comes face-to-face with their worst nightmares (The Grimm). And learn the hard way that not all nightmares end when you wake up. - (They are to be offered up as sacrifice to a sinister force, not of this world)

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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Directed By:Quin Davis
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In Theaters:10/19/2024
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Tim DeZarn

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John Shartzer

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