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Hunting (2015)

Inspired by the real life game of “geocaching”, this riveting, slow-burn psychological thriller stars Dani Colleen as Casey. She gets introduced to a real life treasure hunting game that propels her out of the safety of her apartment. After a series of unsettling events, Casey begins to question if there is a real menace lurking in her presence. In a dramatic twist, her suspicions soon manifest into a waking hell that puts her face to face with her worst nightmare.
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Inspired by the real life game of “geocaching”, this riveting, slow-burn psychological thriller stars Dani Colleen as Casey. She gets introduced to a real life treasure hunting game that propels her out of the safety of her apartment. After a series of unsettling events, Casey begins to question if there is a real menace lurking in her presence. In a dramatic twist, her suspicions soon manifest into a waking hell that puts her face to face with her worst nightmare.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Dutch Marich
Written By:Dutch Marich
In Theaters:10/3/2015
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Luminol Entertainment

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