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Vibeland Chronicles (2026)
As the events of a modern day Zodiac killer unfold, different stories, characters, and music intertwine within a surreal San Francisco, also known as Vibeland. From underground criminal labyrinths to violent job application simulations to haunted buses after midnight to dancing serial killers, nothing that happens in Vibeland is ordinary.
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As the events of a modern day Zodiac killer unfold, different stories, characters, and music intertwine within a surreal San Francisco, also known as Vibeland. From underground criminal labyrinths to violent job application simulations to haunted buses after midnight to dancing serial killers, nothing that happens in Vibeland is ordinary.
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Genre:Thriller
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In Theaters:1/2/2026
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