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Surviving the Sleepover (2024)

Having trouble fitting in at her new high school, outspoken teen Hannah is invited to a sleepover at the popular Melissa’s house, not realizing she was only invited to be the victim of a prank–but when the night turns more sinister than intended Hannah’s mother will become her only chance of surviving the night.
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Having trouble fitting in at her new high school, outspoken teen Hannah is invited to a sleepover at the popular Melissa’s house, not realizing she was only invited to be the victim of a prank–but when the night turns more sinister than intended Hannah’s mother will become her only chance of surviving the night.

Rating:PG
Genre:Thriller, Crime, TV Movie
Directed By:Patricia Frontain
Written By:Richard Pierce
In Theaters:3/23/2024
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:GoodFlix, Johnson Production Group, Lifetime

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