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Horror House (2008)
Best pals and struggling actresses Chloe and Jazz accept roles in a unscripted horror flick set in a creepy, abandoned house but soon realize that the deranged director's plans include shooting some bona fide murders. As their fellow cast members begin to disappear, Chloe and Jazz know they must escape from the house before cameras roll on the snuff film's final scenes.
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Best pals and struggling actresses Chloe and Jazz accept roles in a unscripted horror flick set in a creepy, abandoned house but soon realize that the deranged director's plans include shooting some bona fide murders. As their fellow cast members begin to disappear, Chloe and Jazz know they must escape from the house before cameras roll on the snuff film's final scenes.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Justen Overlander, Chad Martin, Emily Fradenburgh
In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Streckfus Entertainment, Kenzie Productions
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