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The Haunting of Comet Lodge (2026)
A short film about Comet Lodge Cemetery and the many souls bound to haunt the small patch of land with a brief segment revealing their faces and memories, then shifting to focus on a particular ghost by the name of M.W Lovejoy who appears and goes through his mourning ritual which he is cursed to repeat for all eternity.
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A short film about Comet Lodge Cemetery and the many souls bound to haunt the small patch of land with a brief segment revealing their faces and memories, then shifting to focus on a particular ghost by the name of M.W Lovejoy who appears and goes through his mourning ritual which he is cursed to repeat for all eternity.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Maximilian E.J Mayer
In Theaters:3/20/2026
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Runtime:7 minutes
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