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Dangerous Game: The Legacy Murders (2022)
A family reunion at a remote mansion takes a lethal turn when they are trapped inside and forced to play a deadly survival game where only one will make it out alive.
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A family reunion at a remote mansion takes a lethal turn when they are trapped inside and forced to play a deadly survival game where only one will make it out alive.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Brian Buccellato
In Theaters:10/21/2022
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Gaming Danger Productions, SP Media Group, Front Street Pictures
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