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In Theaters · July 19, 2026

Decomposition (Look At Me) Hyperfixation
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NR Horror · Drama · Fantasy

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First look: the Decomposition (Look At Me) Hyperfixation trailer

Dropped July 16, 2026

Decomposition (Look At Me) Hyperfixation (2026)

An anxious and paranoid photographer, terrified of their own craft, goes on a daytrip with a supportive friend to escape their thoughts. Yet everything goes horribly wrong when nighttime falls and she is whisked away by his horrific visons...

Opening against The Odyssey, this one will be fighting for the same weekend conversation.

The theatrical release lands July 19, 2026.

The history behind Decomposition (Look At Me) Hyperfixation

Frog Infinity is producing. Direction comes from Sammy Paramore. It carries a NR rating in the US.

Who you’ll see in the trailer

The cast is fronted by Moises Ortiz, Samantha Flores and Eli Rifkin. Moises Ortiz plays Patrick.

Moises Ortiz
as Patrick
Samantha Flores
as Mary
Eli Rifkin
as Figure 1
Tehya Terry
as Figure 2
Taylor North
as Figure 3
Carlos Melena
as Figure 4

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When does Decomposition (Look At Me) Hyperfixation come out?

Decomposition (Look At Me) Hyperfixation is scheduled to open in US theaters on July 19, 2026. Dates can shift, so check back for updates.

Who stars in Decomposition (Look At Me) Hyperfixation?

Moises Ortiz, Samantha Flores, Eli Rifkin, Tehya Terry and Taylor North lead the cast, directed by Sammy Paramore.

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