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Don't You Dare (2020)
A group of young girls are abducted by some dangerous men involved in sex trafficking. One of the abductees with a mysterious background invites the other girls to dabble in the occult to summon an ancient being to save them. As the kidnappers wait in a secluded warehouse for the cargo truck to arrive to load up the girls, one by one they encounter this evil presence that was awakened by the abductees. The girls find salvation in this dark entity, but at what cost?
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A group of young girls are abducted by some dangerous men involved in sex trafficking. One of the abductees with a mysterious background invites the other girls to dabble in the occult to summon an ancient being to save them. As the kidnappers wait in a secluded warehouse for the cargo truck to arrive to load up the girls, one by one they encounter this evil presence that was awakened by the abductees. The girls find salvation in this dark entity, but at what cost?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jonathan Cook
In Theaters:5/22/2020
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Fargin Sneaky Bastage Productions
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