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The Recipients (2021)
After her husband’s long awaited heart transplant, Ava’s life finally seems back on track. That is until a call from their cardiologist reveals that Lincoln’s new heart might be corrupted and connected to the donor’s other organs in a sinister way. Lincoln might not be Lincoln anymore.
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After her husband’s long awaited heart transplant, Ava’s life finally seems back on track. That is until a call from their cardiologist reveals that Lincoln’s new heart might be corrupted and connected to the donor’s other organs in a sinister way. Lincoln might not be Lincoln anymore.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Chad Cunningham
In Theaters:9/29/2021
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Runtime:4 minutes
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