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Megan Garside

Longlegs studio boosts budget on fan-funded found footage horror movie, adding more "gore and violence"

Mia in Shelby Oaks.

The studio behind Longlegs and Infinity Pool has picked up new horror movie and plans to reshoot certain scenes, making the paranormal flick even scarier.

Made by YouTube critic Chris Stuckmann, the already popular found footage flick has found a home at Neon, as reported by IndieWire. Neon will distribute Shelby Oaks theatrically from October 3, 2025.

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