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Three girls test the limits of their innocence, playing a not so childish game of truth or dare. In one weekend at a cabin, they quickly learn that not all games are fun.
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Three girls test the limits of their innocence, playing a not so childish game of truth or dare. In one weekend at a cabin, they quickly learn that not all games are fun.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Grace Glowicki, Erin Margurite Carter, Mandi Nicholson
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