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Wicked Season (2024)

Ten years after Alton Crow was locked away for a series of unspeakable killings, the city finds itself threatened again on Halloween as an apparent copycat evades police while taking women one by one. The trail leads three detectives to an abandoned insane asylum, only to find they've been lured there by something far more sinister.
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Ten years after Alton Crow was locked away for a series of unspeakable killings, the city finds itself threatened again on Halloween as an apparent copycat evades police while taking women one by one. The trail leads three detectives to an abandoned insane asylum, only to find they've been lured there by something far more sinister.

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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Crime
Directed By:Samuel Haun
Written By:Amy Acosta, Ed Spila
In Theaters:11/5/2024
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:DreamSketch Films

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