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The Last Apocalypse (2026)

When a mysterious virus created by a Japanese doctor in Tokyo escapes containment, the world spirals into chaos. A medical anomaly quickly mutates into a global phenomenon-manifesting in eerie, unpredictable forms across two continents.
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When a mysterious virus created by a Japanese doctor in Tokyo escapes containment, the world spirals into chaos. A medical anomaly quickly mutates into a global phenomenon-manifesting in eerie, unpredictable forms across two continents.

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Genre:Action, Horror, Science Fiction
Directed By:Cody Carpenter
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In Theaters:5/7/2026
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Hewes Pictures

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