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What the Tide Dragged In (2025)
Follows two sisters who visit a beach after their mother's funeral, only for one of them to begin to act strangely after she is nearly swept away by a current.
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Follows two sisters who visit a beach after their mother's funeral, only for one of them to begin to act strangely after she is nearly swept away by a current.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Fantasy
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In Theaters:8/8/2025
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Runtime:78 minutes
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