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Evil Night (2003)
Zack and Jaime are two students who receive an invitation to join a mysterious fraternity. They accept and attend a strange nighttime meeting where they discover that the members of this fraternity are actually psychopathic killers who cover up their crimes behind a good image and false camaraderie.
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Zack and Jaime are two students who receive an invitation to join a mysterious fraternity. They accept and attend a strange nighttime meeting where they discover that the members of this fraternity are actually psychopathic killers who cover up their crimes behind a good image and false camaraderie.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:100 minutes
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