Capture (2026)
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- Released
- Runtime 1h 25m
- Director Bruce Wemple
- Genres Horror
- Rating 5.2/10 (15 votes)
Synopsis
After mysteriously inheriting her parents house, a lifelong orphan finds a camcorder and a collection of video tapes containing the gruesome secrets of her family's past, and the horrifying truth behind the camcorder they were captured on.
Cast
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Kaitlyn Lunardi
as Abby
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Cedric Gegel
as Steve
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Chris Cimperman
as Kyle
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Grant Schumacher
as Jason
- Leah Eckardt as Paige
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LeJon Woods
as Adam
Crew
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Bruce Wemple
Director
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Bruce Wemple
Writer
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