Killer Rental (2024)
There's a beautiful, isolated house in Joshua Tree for young adults looking to getaway. Two couples arrive one night and find a mysterious video tape of the last group of friends who vacationed here... a diverse bunch looking to party under the desert sun and stars. But secrets soon emerge and relationships fracture, all under the watch of hidden cameras recording their every move.
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There's a beautiful, isolated house in Joshua Tree for young adults looking to getaway. Two couples arrive one night and find a mysterious video tape of the last group of friends who vacationed here... a diverse bunch looking to party under the desert sun and stars. But secrets soon emerge and relationships fracture, all under the watch of hidden cameras recording their every move.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Ben Hausdorff, Jonathan Kadin
In Theaters:9/28/2024
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:KadinCreative, Wise Lion Productions, Big Mack Productions
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