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A Breed Apart (2025)
When Violet accepts an invitation to a private island with some of the world's most famous social influencers, she expects a weekend of unrivaled viral opportunity. She soon becomes part of her own horrific reality show when the guests are pitted against each other to capture the island's legendary man-eating dogs before they become victims of the monstrous canines.
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When Violet accepts an invitation to a private island with some of the world's most famous social influencers, she expects a weekend of unrivaled viral opportunity. She soon becomes part of her own horrific reality show when the guests are pitted against each other to capture the island's legendary man-eating dogs before they become victims of the monstrous canines.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Mystery, Action
Written By:Griff Furst, Nathan Furst
In Theaters:5/16/2025
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Curmudgeon Films, Daro Film Distribution
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