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Save Our Souls (2018)

Three women head to a remote country house to take part in a wellness retreat, hosted by a mysterious self-help guru who claims he can solve all their problems in just one weekend – the catch? These troubled women will have to dive into the darkest recesses of their minds and do whatever it takes to emerge from the experience completely cured. What kind of deep, dirty secrets will they reveal along the way?
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Three women head to a remote country house to take part in a wellness retreat, hosted by a mysterious self-help guru who claims he can solve all their problems in just one weekend – the catch? These troubled women will have to dive into the darkest recesses of their minds and do whatever it takes to emerge from the experience completely cured. What kind of deep, dirty secrets will they reveal along the way?

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Dick Bush
Written By:Kelly Kay Hurcomb
In Theaters:10/31/2018
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Digital Playground

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