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The Midnight Special (2025)

When a cryptic note appears at his apartment promising a midnight revelation, a paranoid college student spirals into chaos trying to uncover the sender, only to discover that the truth might be worse than the mystery.
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When a cryptic note appears at his apartment promising a midnight revelation, a paranoid college student spirals into chaos trying to uncover the sender, only to discover that the truth might be worse than the mystery.

Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Drama, Thriller, Mystery
Directed By:Max Jasper
Written By:Max Jasper
In Theaters:12/31/2025
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Runtime:9 minutes
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