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The Hideout (2014)
Five thieves take refuge in cabin as distrust and greed stirs among the group, an infection erupts in the world outside and chaos ensues.
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Five thieves take refuge in cabin as distrust and greed stirs among the group, an infection erupts in the world outside and chaos ensues.
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Genre:Action, Horror, Thriller
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In Theaters:7/17/2014
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Chaotic Films
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