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THE MACHINE (2025)
After a long day of work, a man comes home and a secret door lies open. The man soon discovers that he is not alone in his home. Now accompanied by a strange, old, humanoid robot, can the man ignore this new threat? Join Jack McKellar in THE MACHINE, written and directed by Joey Sarver.
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After a long day of work, a man comes home and a secret door lies open. The man soon discovers that he is not alone in his home. Now accompanied by a strange, old, humanoid robot, can the man ignore this new threat? Join Jack McKellar in THE MACHINE, written and directed by Joey Sarver.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Joey Sarver
In Theaters:12/16/2025
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:JOCK Productions
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