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In 'Night Swim,' the pool is well-fed... and WELL-FED
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Date：2025-04-11 20:41:42
In the new horror film Night Swim, Wyatt Russell plays a former baseball player who's been forced into retirement due to the early stages of MS. He and his wife, played by Kerry Condon, decide to buy an old house and refurbish its dilapidated swimming pool. But there is a catch: the pool is haunted.
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