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Scream Therapy (2023)
Five gal pals struggling with life decide to head to the desert, for a girls weekend of restorative scream therapy. Their vacation takes a sharp turn when they cross paths with a few dead-beat dudes who turn out to be demon-worshipping incels on the hunt for a human sacrifice. When these guys discover a secluded house with five lonely women – they decide to make them their sacrifice forcing the women to outwit and outlast these demonic henchmen who have no lives.
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Five gal pals struggling with life decide to head to the desert, for a girls weekend of restorative scream therapy. Their vacation takes a sharp turn when they cross paths with a few dead-beat dudes who turn out to be demon-worshipping incels on the hunt for a human sacrifice. When these guys discover a secluded house with five lonely women – they decide to make them their sacrifice forcing the women to outwit and outlast these demonic henchmen who have no lives.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Cassie Keet
In Theaters:3/2/2023
Box Office:$6,477
Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:The Knights Young Productions, Treehouse Productions
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