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The Pastor Who Preys (2026)
Budding fashion designer, Nicole, relocates to a small lake-side town for the summer to work on her first collection and spend time with her cousin, Amanda. When Amanda turns up dead in mysterious accident, Nicole begins to suspect that something is off.
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Budding fashion designer, Nicole, relocates to a small lake-side town for the summer to work on her first collection and spend time with her cousin, Amanda. When Amanda turns up dead in mysterious accident, Nicole begins to suspect that something is off.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Michael Perronne
In Theaters:1/9/2026
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Lifetime
Cast
Linden Ashby
Director
Amanda Nicholas
Nicole Alday
Daniel Stine
Caleb Whitley
Clark Sarullo
Jenn Whitley
Annette Saunders
Hattie Whitley
Analisa Wall
Amanda Barrington
Erika Monet Butters
Lacey
Maxie McClintock
Taylor Caldwell
Trevor Lyons
Tom Barrington
Wade Hunt Williams
Detective Chandler
Allen C. Shepherd Sr.
Alex
Joy Roper
Martha
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