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In Theaters · February 4, 2027

What Happened to Doris?

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Horror · Thriller GMT Films No trailer yet

In 1974 LA suburbs, a single mom faces violent attacks by an invisible entity. When no one believes her, she seeks help from paranormal investigators, sparking a notorious documented supernatural case.

Release
February 4, 2027 · Theatrical
Studio
GMT Films
Genre
Horror · Thriller
Trailer expected: October 2026 to December 2026 (on time)

Trailer dates are not public information. This estimate reflects the pattern releases like this one normally follow, and nothing more.

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What Happened to Doris? (2027)

What Happened to Doris? has no trailer at this point. The studio has not put out a teaser or a full trailer, so there is nothing official to watch yet.

GMT Films carries it.

In 1974 LA suburbs, a single mom faces violent attacks by an invisible entity. When no one believes her, she seeks help from paranormal investigators, sparking a notorious documented supernatural case.

It is dated to open in theaters February 4, 2027.

The genre listing reads Horror and Thriller.

When will the What Happened to Doris? trailer come out?

On the usual campaign rhythm the first trailer should surface between October 2026 and December 2026.

Mid-size theatrical titles rarely tease a year out. The trailer generally shows up closer in, once the date is firm.

Trailer dates are not public information. This estimate reflects the pattern releases like this one normally follow, and nothing more.

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What Happened to Doris?: quick answers

When does What Happened to Doris? come out?

What Happened to Doris? is scheduled to open in US theaters on February 4, 2027. Release dates move, so check back for updates.

When will the What Happened to Doris? trailer drop?

No trailer date has been announced. Based on how comparable releases are marketed, the first trailer is expected between October 2026 and December 2026. Studios do not confirm trailer dates ahead of time, so treat this as an estimate.

Who is in What Happened to Doris??

Casting for What Happened to Doris? has not been detailed in the public release data yet. Cast information appears here as it is confirmed.

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