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In the eerie, sun-drenched fields of a small-town cannabis farm, documentary filmmaker Maya finds relief from her chronic migraines in the sisters’ CBD products—but her newfound peace shatters when she stumbles upon a chilling link between their warehouse and her brother’s mysterious disappearance. As the crew begins to vanish one by one, Maya uncovers a twisted secret buried beneath the soil, where loyalty, greed, and something far more sinister take root. With tension creeping through every frame, Love Murder Weed is a slow-burn psychological thriller that blends the mundane with the macabre, questioning just how far people will go to protect their harvest—and their secrets.
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In the eerie, sun-drenched fields of a small-town cannabis farm, documentary filmmaker Maya finds relief from her chronic migraines in the sisters' CBD products—but her newfound peace shatters when she stumbles upon a chilling link between their warehouse and her brother's mysterious disappearance. As the...
When was Love Murder Weed released?
Love Murder Weed was released in 2026.
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User Reviews
ScaryFan88 – 7/10
“I really enjoyed the atmospheric build-up. The cannabis farm setting was unique and the sense of dread grew nicely. Some pacing issues, but the final act had me on the edge of my seat.”
CannabisCreeper – 6/10
“As a horror and cannabis enthusiast, I was excited, but it doesn't fully deliver on scares. The acting is decent and the mystery kept me watching, but it felt more like a thriller than horror.”
GoreHound101 – 5/10
“It had some creepy moments, but I was expecting more blood and fright. The story was engaging, but it dragged in the middle. Not a must-watch, but not a total waste of time.”
NightOwlReview – 7/10
“I loved the eerie atmosphere and the slow unraveling of the plot. The sisters were genuinely unsettling, and the documentary angle added a nice touch. A solid indie horror that deserves more attention.”
