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Final Girls 

FINAL GIRLS follows three supernatural young women who travel back roads in a '70s van, hunting men who prey on women. When they encounter Sloan, a blood-soaked girl who has just killed her attacker in a violent, inexplicable transformation, they recognize her as one of their own. At a remote bar, Sloan witnesses their terrifying powers firsthand and learns she belongs to a lineage of ancient shape-shifting creatures rooted in folklore, including stories from her own Indigenous heritage. Taken under their wing, Sloan embraces her new identity, and six months later embraces a new girl into the fold.
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FINAL GIRLS follows three supernatural young women who travel back roads in a '70s van, hunting men who prey on women. When they encounter Sloan, a blood-soaked girl who has just killed her attacker in a violent, inexplicable transformation, they recognize her as one of their own. At a remote bar, Sloan witnesses their terrifying powers firsthand and learns she belongs to a lineage of ancient shape-shifting creatures rooted in folklore, including stories from her own Indigenous heritage. Taken under their wing, Sloan embraces her new identity, and six months later embraces a new girl into the fold.

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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Emily Richardson
Written By:Emily Richardson
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:A Haunted House Pictures

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