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The Name Game (2026)
Determined to reveal a dark family secret to Jerron, Charlotte plays the cursed name-chanting game her grandmother swore off in the 1950’s South.
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Determined to reveal a dark family secret to Jerron, Charlotte plays the cursed name-chanting game her grandmother swore off in the 1950’s South.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:10/16/2026
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Runtime:14 minutes
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