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A few years after the breakup of her band, now divorced and disillusioned, Kathryn is at a low point. An unexpected invitation for a weekend getaway from her former lead singer promises to be a much needed escape. The wild drive up north is a reminder of her past life on the road and why she left it behind. Following a run-in with some locals, the band arrives at the cottage to find their host is missing. A menacing stranger leaves them all shaken… as dusk settles in, the siege of terror begins.
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A few years after the breakup of her band, now divorced and disillusioned, Kathryn is at a low point. An unexpected invitation for a weekend getaway from her former lead singer promises to be a much needed escape. The wild drive up north is a reminder of her past life on the road and why she left it behind. Following a run-in with some locals, the band arrives at the cottage to find their host is missing. A menacing stranger leaves them all shaken… as dusk settles in, the siege of terror begins.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:J. Joly
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