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You're All Doomed (2026)
Burned alive in an accident and locked away, the urban legend of Crispy refuses to die. Escaping the asylum, the scarred killer returns to Camp Hollow, where a group of unsuspecting campers find their weekend of fun twisted into a nightmare of fire, blood, and vengeance as his rage consumes the woods once more.
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Burned alive in an accident and locked away, the urban legend of Crispy refuses to die. Escaping the asylum, the scarred killer returns to Camp Hollow, where a group of unsuspecting campers find their weekend of fun twisted into a nightmare of fire, blood, and vengeance as his rage consumes the woods once more.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Aaron Drake
In Theaters:1/20/2026
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Polonia Brothers Entertainment, Wild Eye Releasing
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