Morgan: Killer Doll

Astrid has kept her feelings hidden for her best friend Darcy for years, and the tension between them begins to leak into every moment they share. When a mysterious doll named Morgan arrives, the line between friendship and something darker gets blurred as the toy seems to push their relationship toward unsafe places. The story rides a fine edge between scares and humor, with pranks and midnight scares giving way to uneasy truths about desire and control. As strange occurrences mount, the pair must decide what matters most, while the city around them reacts to the escalating oddities. The movie keeps the focus on character bonds even as its ghastly prop steals the spotlight in chaotic style.

Directed by Jose Prendes Morgan: Killer Doll blends horror and comedy under his signature offbeat sensibility. The film features Bix Krieger as Darcy, Shelby Wright as Astrid, with Michael Paré in a supporting role as Astrid's Father.

Box office data has not been publicly disclosed, and there are no confirmed worldwide grosses available yet. The information might be released later depending on distribution.

Reception appears mixed with a 5.9 out of 10 average based on 31 votes, signaling a divided response. The film uses its horror comedy setup to look at friendship and romantic longing under pressure, while a malevolent toy amplifies the chaos and moral questions.