'EXmas' (2023)
Holiday hijinks ensue when a recently separated couple are both accidently invited to same holiday celebration.
The Welder (2021)
In this ambitious and unsettling Florida-set horror film, a young couple travels to the Everglades to help relieve their anxiety and to bring them closer together. What at first appears to be a seemingly pastoral paradise soon transforms into a sinister, dread-soaked nightmare as a vicious madman terrorizes them for his demented experiments.
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In this ambitious and unsettling Florida-set horror film, a young couple travels to the Everglades to help relieve their anxiety and to bring them closer together. What at first appears to be a seemingly pastoral paradise soon transforms into a sinister, dread-soaked nightmare as a vicious madman terrorizes them for his demented experiments.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Manny Delgadillo, David Liz
In Theaters:8/15/2021
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Runtime:90 minutes
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