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The Invite (2022)
Selena trains the weak and vulnerable to defend themselves from the predators that lurk in the shadows. She never imagined that she would have to become one of those very same predators in hopes of saving her husband from a terminal illness.
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Selena trains the weak and vulnerable to defend themselves from the predators that lurk in the shadows. She never imagined that she would have to become one of those very same predators in hopes of saving her husband from a terminal illness.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Ericka Gomez
In Theaters:10/1/2022
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Runtime:98 minutes
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