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The Hunt (2026)
After his latest victim doesn’t survive a brutal episode, Tristan, a serial killer with a love for violence and sex, marks his latest date as a replacement. Resulting in a deadly and sexual game of cat and mouse. As dynamics shift, Tristan’s date is revealed to more than an easy target.
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After his latest victim doesn’t survive a brutal episode, Tristan, a serial killer with a love for violence and sex, marks his latest date as a replacement. Resulting in a deadly and sexual game of cat and mouse. As dynamics shift, Tristan’s date is revealed to more than an easy target.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Romance, Thriller
Written By:D Kendrick
In Theaters:5/5/2026
Box Office:$4,000
Runtime:14 minutes
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