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The Killing Cove (2025)

After a traumatic encounter at a college party, two sisters plot revenge against a rich jock-only to find something darker is already hunting them.
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After a traumatic encounter at a college party, two sisters plot revenge against a rich jock-only to find something darker is already hunting them.

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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Directed By:Chris Stokes
Written By:Marques Houston, Chaz Echols
In Theaters:5/30/2025
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Footage Films

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