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Kendall Summers wants nothing more than to be a superstar "A-List" actress and despite being virtually unknown to most of the world, she is a local celebrity around her hometown. Even though she has not gained that "A-list" status with the world, she approaches life as a legend in her mind, surrounding herself with all the attitude and trappings of a lifestyle that she's striving for but has not actually attained. But that all may be set to change as Kendall moves into her new place with the help of a great deal and her advanced check for the small-budget horror movie that just might be her big break....or might be her last shot at redemption.
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Kendall Summers wants nothing more than to be a superstar "A-List" actress and despite being virtually unknown to most of the world, she is a local celebrity around her hometown. Even though she has not gained that "A-list" status with the world, she approaches life as a legend in her mind, surrounding herself with all the attitude and trappings of a lifestyle that she's striving for but has not actually attained. But that all may be set to change as Kendall moves into her new place with the help of a great deal and her advanced check for the small-budget horror movie that just might be her big break....or might be her last shot at redemption.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Chase Smith
In Theaters:8/9/2016
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Spirit World Productions
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