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The 7th Hunt (2009)
For Gothic Callie, her deaf sister Ariel, computer nerd Chris, popular Sarah, and misogynist Ricky, their evening plans are about to be re-written. Taken to an abandoned military training school, they finds themselves the target of 5 sadistic killers, each with their own unique and different style of killing. They fight for their lives against sociopaths who know their environment intimately, becoming increasingly outnumbered as their friends are killed.
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For Gothic Callie, her deaf sister Ariel, computer nerd Chris, popular Sarah, and misogynist Ricky, their evening plans are about to be re-written. Taken to an abandoned military training school, they finds themselves the target of 5 sadistic killers, each with their own unique and different style of killing. They fight for their lives against sociopaths who know their environment intimately, becoming increasingly outnumbered as their friends are killed.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Jon Cohen
In Theaters:10/30/2009
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:CineGear Productions, Coherent Productions
Cast
Jon Cohen
Director
Imogen Bailey
Ariel Clarke
Matthew Charleston
Ricky Walker
Jason Stojanovski
The Sniper
Tasneem Roc
The Hand
Kain O'Keeffe
Chris Roberts
Cassady Maddox
Callie Clarke
Darren K. Hawkins
The Hacker
Sarah Mawbey
The Inquisitor
Olivia Solomons
Sarah Fairmont
Malcolm Frawley
The Knife
Chris Galletti
The Mastermind
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