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Five British friends head to the Andes for a stag weekend. Of course, they’re unprepared, get lost – and inevitably ignore all warnings about the sinister local legend of the ‘The Hunter’.
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Five British friends head to the Andes for a stag weekend. Of course, they’re unprepared, get lost – and inevitably ignore all warnings about the sinister local legend of the ‘The Hunter’.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Michelle Samford, Chris Hill
In Theaters:7/8/2016
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Strike Films, Lex Filmed Entertainment
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