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Evil Intent (2010)
Stephanie and Kelly are best friends and roommates. Paul is Stephanie's boyfriend and Kelly's former boyfriend. The three of them eventually realize they are part of a love triangle that's filled with love, betrayal, insanity, and murder.
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Stephanie and Kelly are best friends and roommates. Paul is Stephanie's boyfriend and Kelly's former boyfriend. The three of them eventually realize they are part of a love triangle that's filled with love, betrayal, insanity, and murder.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Glenn Berggoetz
In Theaters:12/1/2010
Box Office:$10,454
Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Driving With Our Eyes Shut
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