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title: "Death Boom Review: Eli Roth and DiCaprio's Death Doc"
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# Death Boom Review: Eli Roth and DiCaprio's Death Doc

'Death Boom' Tribeca Film Festival When I looked at the lineup for last month’s Tribeca Film Festival, one movie title really caught my eye: Death Boom . And once I discovered it was not just another horror film but actually a documentary predicting an impending crisis for Baby Boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964), of which I am but one, it got my attention and I asked for a screener. Related Stories News Horror Movies’ Next Wave: What’s Coming In 2026, From Auteur Nightmares To Indie Breakouts