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What begins as a gathering of old high school friends becomes an authentic nightmare. For Sarah, there is only one thing worse than witnessing the horror, not knowing why it is happening. IXTAB has decided to take her first victims after 500 years of lethargy.
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What begins as a gathering of old high school friends becomes an authentic nightmare. For Sarah, there is only one thing worse than witnessing the horror, not knowing why it is happening. IXTAB has decided to take her first victims after 500 years of lethargy.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:2/1/2011
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