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Cannibal Cabin (2023)

A group of 20 somethings want to end the summer on a high, they take the advice from a girl they met at a festival about a secret rave deep in the Valleys. When their route is detoured, they have no choice but to venture into the unknown. Once they come across a derelict aqua park, they soon realize what they thought was their salvation turns out to be the heart of the Cannibals lair.
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A group of 20 somethings want to end the summer on a high, they take the advice from a girl they met at a festival about a secret rave deep in the Valleys. When their route is detoured, they have no choice but to venture into the unknown. Once they come across a derelict aqua park, they soon realize what they thought was their salvation turns out to be the heart of the Cannibals lair.

Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Louisa Warren
Written By:Charley McDougall
In Theaters:6/13/2023
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:ChampDog Films, Empire Studios

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