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House of Hope (2010)

A young pregnant couple go into labor while driving through the countryside. They stop at the first house they find, entering into a harrowing experience they may not survive. Kidnapped and tortured by a reclusive woman determined to purify their souls, the couple soon realize their only chance of escape lies with the zealot's young brother, a boy who has never seen the world outside the House of Hope.
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A young pregnant couple go into labor while driving through the countryside. They stop at the first house they find, entering into a harrowing experience they may not survive. Kidnapped and tortured by a reclusive woman determined to purify their souls, the couple soon realize their only chance of escape lies with the zealot's young brother, a boy who has never seen the world outside the House of Hope.

Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Scott Schirmer
Written By:Scott Schirmer
In Theaters:9/1/2010
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Runtime:60 minutes
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