Soul Reaper (2019)
Charlie's getting married. When he invites his friends to join him for a stag weekend in a remote British cabin, the group thinks it's a great opportunity to leave the U.S. behind and have a blow out with their old buddy - only thing is, Charlie isn't telling his friends the whole truth about the trip. Instead of celebrating, events soon take a sinister turn when the friends start to disappear one by one.
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Charlie's getting married. When he invites his friends to join him for a stag weekend in a remote British cabin, the group thinks it's a great opportunity to leave the U.S. behind and have a blow out with their old buddy - only thing is, Charlie isn't telling his friends the whole truth about the trip. Instead of celebrating, events soon take a sinister turn when the friends start to disappear one by one.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:4/17/2019
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