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The Penningtons (2026)
In 2020, the crew of the online show The Truth Trackers went missing while investigating the Pennington family's underground film empire. This is a compilation of the footage that was mysteriously uploaded after that night, records obtained through FOIA requests and additional footage captured by live stream viewers.
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In 2020, the crew of the online show The Truth Trackers went missing while investigating the Pennington family's underground film empire. This is a compilation of the footage that was mysteriously uploaded after that night, records obtained through FOIA requests and additional footage captured by live stream viewers.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Eamon Walsh
In Theaters:6/4/2026
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Bitkota Media
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