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It Came For Friendship But Found Food (2010)

Unemployed writer, Paul Mantel has been chosen by Sheila, an agent of the 'Hive,' to provide food for a hungry colony of space aliens infesting a remote Oregon forest - aliens with an insatiable appetite for human flesh. With his marriage failing and pressure from the Hive for better quality food, Paul is driven to commit a series of despicable acts.
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Unemployed writer, Paul Mantel has been chosen by Sheila, an agent of the 'Hive,' to provide food for a hungry colony of space aliens infesting a remote Oregon forest - aliens with an insatiable appetite for human flesh. With his marriage failing and pressure from the Hive for better quality food, Paul is driven to commit a series of despicable acts.

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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Directed By:Guy Gilray
Written By:Guy Gilray
In Theaters:8/8/2010
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Runtime:97 minutes
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