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A young woman discovers she can foresee the death of anyone she kisses, and when a vision predicts her crush will die in a murder spree targeting her closest friends, she races to uncover the killer before more lives are lost.
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A young woman discovers she can foresee the death of anyone she kisses, and when a vision predicts her crush will die in a murder spree targeting her closest friends, she races to uncover the killer before more lives are lost.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Yoko Okumura, Krystal Houghton Ziv, Alon Ziv
In Theaters:9/15/2026
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Man in a Tree Productions, Blumhouse Atomic Monster
Cast
Yoko Okumura
Director
Mckenna Grace
Laurel Hansen
Arkira Chantaratananond
Poppy Yang
Jaden Michael
Evan Geller
Riley Davis
Tyler McKinney
Bergman Freedman
Noah Brock
Kate Drummond
Diane Hansen
Samantha Espie
Ranger Pauline
Cooper Levy
Chuck Beasley
Eve Edwards
Bree Williams
Stephanie Moore
Shannon McKinney
Joseph Chiu
Leo Brock
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