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The Dark Hours (2005)
Dr. Samantha Goodman is a beautiful, young psychiatrist. Burnt out, she drives to the family’s winter cottage to spend time with her husband and sister. A relaxing weekend is jarringly interrupted when a terrifying and unexpected guest arrives. What follows is an extraordinary night of terror and evil mind games where escape is not an option.
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Dr. Samantha Goodman is a beautiful, young psychiatrist. Burnt out, she drives to the family’s winter cottage to spend time with her husband and sister. A relaxing weekend is jarringly interrupted when a terrifying and unexpected guest arrives. What follows is an extraordinary night of terror and evil mind games where escape is not an option.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Wil Zmak
In Theaters:11/11/2005
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Calder Road Film, Canadian Film Centre, The Feature Film Project
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