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Randy and Mitch invites two other couples to spend a relaxing vacation in Randy’s rest house. At first, the rest house seems like a paradise but soon, the vacation turns into a nightmare as the guests turn up dead one after the other.
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Randy and Mitch invites two other couples to spend a relaxing vacation in Randy’s rest house. At first, the rest house seems like a paradise but soon, the vacation turns into a nightmare as the guests turn up dead one after the other.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Roger Baruelo
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Runtime:90 minutes
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