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The R.I.P Man (2025)

As a serial killer with a peculiar oral disease continues to murder teenagers in a quaint town, a determined detective attempts to piece together the killer's identity and motivations. The grizzly teeth gimmick murders overshadow the normally safe opulent area, as a vulnerable young man, must revisit his unknown past and put an end to the gruesome death.
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As a serial killer with a peculiar oral disease continues to murder teenagers in a quaint town, a determined detective attempts to piece together the killer's identity and motivations. The grizzly teeth gimmick murders overshadow the normally safe opulent area, as a vulnerable young man, must revisit his unknown past and put an end to the gruesome death.

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Genre:Horror, Crime, Mystery
Directed By:Jamie Langlands
Written By:Rhys Thompson
In Theaters:10/25/2025
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:JNR Productions, Double Take Pictures, GMP Dread Productions, Hypericum Films, Crystal Dome Productions, JQS Films, Trinity Content Partners, Silent Dove Pictures, Reel2Reel Films

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