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No Escape (2024)
Nisha and Jim brave the spookiness of the woods and harrowing storm to finally enjoy the highlight of their new relationship: a weekend away together in an awesome cabin. But one omen after the next makes Nisha worry something weird this way comes... Between trying to get it on with Jim and intense paranoia, Nisha discovers her worst nightmare has followed her into the wilderness (complete with whacking ladle and sensible shoes). The couple tries to evade this cultural specter. In the end, Nisha must face her fate all - well, not quite alone.
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Nisha and Jim brave the spookiness of the woods and harrowing storm to finally enjoy the highlight of their new relationship: a weekend away together in an awesome cabin. But one omen after the next makes Nisha worry something weird this way comes... Between trying to get it on with Jim and intense paranoia, Nisha discovers her worst nightmare has followed her into the wilderness (complete with whacking ladle and sensible shoes). The couple tries to evade this cultural specter. In the end, Nisha must face her fate all - well, not quite alone.
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Written By:Leena Kurishingal
In Theaters:4/10/2024
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