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Lindsey, a modern teen without a date for homecoming, stays home to watch an eighties slasher movie about Diana, a girl fleeing a killer who massacred her friends. When the power goes out, the movie’s killer enters the real world, forcing Lindsey and Diana to either work together to survive or decide who will be the “final girl” left standing.
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Lindsey, a modern teen without a date for homecoming, stays home to watch an eighties slasher movie about Diana, a girl fleeing a killer who massacred her friends. When the power goes out, the movie’s killer enters the real world, forcing Lindsey and Diana to either work together to survive or decide who will be the “final girl” left standing.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Caroline Abbott
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