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Rapid Fear 

Six teenage delinquents and a recently released ex-con are given a unique chance at redemption. Dropped into a dense forest, the ex-con must lead the troubled youths to safety while imparting valuable life lessons. However, as they navigate the treacherous terrain, a mysterious and menacing presence stalks them, turning their journey into a desperate fight for survival.
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Six teenage delinquents and a recently released ex-con are given a unique chance at redemption. Dropped into a dense forest, the ex-con must lead the troubled youths to safety while imparting valuable life lessons. However, as they navigate the treacherous terrain, a mysterious and menacing presence stalks them, turning their journey into a desperate fight for survival.

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Genre:Action, Thriller
Directed By:Geoff Cox
Written By:Wendy Pavey
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